Specifications
MAKE: Holden Commodore VN V 6 Executive, Berlina and Calais. PRICE: Not yet fixed. ENGINE: 3791 cu cm, overhead valve V 6, cross-flow heads, multi-point fuel injection, high energy distributor-less ignition fired by magnetic pulse from crankshaft via computer, triple coils and engine management system. 125 kW at 4800 rpm and peak torque of 292 Nm at 3200 rpm. GEARBOX: Manual five-speed, including overdrive; four-speed automatic, including overdrive, with converter clutch. SUSPENSION: MacPherson struts, pendulum mounted anti-roll bar attached, coil springs and wet sleeve shock absorbers; rear, trailing arms located by five links, Panhard rod, stabiliser bar, progressive rate coil springs and double-acting shock absorbers. STEERING: Variable ratio rack and pinion, variably power-assisted. WHEELS: 6.0 JJ x 14in. TYRES: PlB5/75 HR 14 steel radials. DIMENSIONS: (1, w, h, and wb, cm) 485 x 179.4 x 140.3 and 273.1; station waggon: 489.6 x 178.2 x 142.2 and 282.2. v
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Press, 23 September 1988, Page 38
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