VF Series II IS HERE

[Tre-Cool]

http://www.wheelsmag.com.au/news/150...s-ii-unveiled/

can hear it, final drive ratio change

Helping those acceleration figures are revised final drives, which change from 3.45:1 in the manual to 3.72, and from 2.92:1 to 3.45 in the automatic.

i'd change the 3.45 in the auto to a 3.27 if i buy one. been there done that.

[Hos]

Now to wait and see what HSV puts up to keep a step ahead.

[jaykay]

Now to wait and see what HSV puts up to keep a step ahead.

I believe that will be Tuesday of next week .... 22/9

[Vulture]

LSA Senator...Mmmm.

[jaykay]

LSA Senator...Mmmm.

Yeah that would be nice....the new / demo Series 1 GTS's are getting cheap now....

[BLACKVE]

i'd change the 3.45 in the auto to a 3.27 if i buy one. been there done that.

Never thought about the change in our auto SS, but the 3.7 in a manual is a great mod

[CALDIR]

LSA Senator...Mmmm.

I agree with this comment.

On another note does anyone know if the all the series 2 VF's are going to get the new front bumper bar? I was told off a friend that the Evoke will remain the same, just wandering if the SV6 will remain as well?

Regards,

GTSRVF

[jaykay]

The final lap: Holden Commodore

2015 Holden Commodore SS-V Redline

Price: $56,190
Engine: 6.2-litre V8
Power: 304kW and 570Nm
Transmission: Six-speed manual, six-speed automatic
0 to 100km/h: 4.9 seconds

1978 Holden Commodore SL/E

Price: $11,315
Engine: 5.0-litre V8
Power: 114kW and 354Nm
Transmission: Four-speed manual, three-speed automatic
0 to 100km/h: 9 seconds

[Goggles]

The final lap: Holden Commodore

2015 Holden Commodore SS-V Redline

Price: $56,190
Engine: 6.2-litre V8
Power: 304kW and 570Nm
Transmission: Six-speed manual, six-speed automatic
0 to 100km/h: 4.9 seconds

1978 Holden Commodore SL/E

Price: $11,315
Engine: 5.0-litre V8
Power: 114kW and 354Nm
Transmission: Four-speed manual, three-speed automatic
0 to 100km/h: 9 seconds

according to the RBA Inflation Calculator (http://www.rba.gov.au/calculator/annualDecimal.html), the 2014 equivalent price of the VB is $54,742.92. not much difference!

[SCiFiRE]

I agree with this comment.

On another note does anyone know if the all the series 2 VF's are going to get the new front bumper bar? I was told off a friend that the Evoke will remain the same, just wandering if the SV6 will remain as well?

Regards,

GTSRVF

Only the sports models get an updated facia. SV6/SS/SSV/Redline.
Evoke & Calais facias remain the same.
Calais/CalaisV get new badging on the boot.
CalaisV/SSV/Redline Sedans also get new taillamps.
All the wagons also get new taillamps.

[CLUBRED]

I think this is the SV6, as no SS or LS3 badges:

[aedeau]

does anybody know if the SS or SSV (non redline) comes with staggered wheels?

[Tre-Cool]

does anybody know if the SS or SSV (non redline) comes with staggered wheels?

Do all the auto's also get tapshift steering wheels?

[Goggles]

just read the VFII story in the October issue of Wheels. Interesting tidbit - Holden's customer database includes around 1.5million Commodore owners. Holden will be targeting these to make them lust after the VFII.

[redvxr8clubby]

Well , Ive been waiting for the LS3.
Was going to order a Redline ute.
Might go for an SS ute with Brembos and save 10K for mods
Thanks Holden for the upgrade

Evidently Brembos aren't an option on SS or SSV, there is a performance brake option at $350, they are front only, but not Brembo. I picked this up from JC website, some of you will probably recall TimandHayley posting on here in the past. It was TimandHaley that posted this on JC website. I thought $350 was too good to be true for Brembos. I would assume if they aren't Brembo brakes that the standard wheels probably won't clear Brembos should you upgrade aftermarket.