Used 1990 Holden Commodore for Sale near Ajax, ON

5 Litres of Holdens own-built Cast-Iron Big Banger V8! It looked just like the 2nd Gen Opel Senator on which it was based, but under the bonnet was a large-for-the-time 25-bhp V8 engine that just LOVED to push you through the gears! The quality of the car was typically Australian - a touch on the tacky side. However, for the same price of a Ford Escort in the UK, you could have a car that would destroy most things in its path. It was huge too! Even though it was based on the Senator from Europe, it was up-sized. Even with the drivers seat fully back, a 6 feet 4 plus male could easily sit behind the driver! What a car! And they just keep makin' em better!

Make: Holden Model: VN SS Colour: Atlas Grey Bodykit: Standard SS lip kit, with group A scoop Engine Type: 304 injected 5ltr. Engine Mods: Crow 280 cam, flowed heads, double valve springs and after market lifters Power: 216rwhp Exhaust: Pacemaker extractors, twin cats, into 3" mandrel bend pipe Gearbox: Strengthend and Stage 2 shift kit, 3000rpm Dominator/Eliminator Lock-up stall convertor Diff: 3.46s LSD Brakes: Standard Suspension: Pedders sports ryder springs front, ultra low rear king springs, munroe gas shocks and struts Wheels/Tyres: 18" VY GTS copies Interior: Leather retrim happening now... pics up soon Other Mods: line locker , boss steering wheel, autometer guages mounted on steering column Deciding what to do next, LS1 or stroker motor. Colour has been picked for new paint... so ain't finished yet :D

I owned 2 of these, a 1990 VN Executive and a 1994 version of the same car. Both have about the same qualities, so I'll treat them as 1. It's a Holden, in Australia, it has a huge following. Its a solid car, V6 engine, the only thing I regret was buying the Automatic version, still, they were the first 2 cars I owned... Great Acceleration, handles very well for its size and weight, Can be tricky in turns on a wet road as it doesnt take much to get this behemoth to drift, lots of power on the Rear axle. The appearance is, well, old news, nothing compared to the newer versions, but, nothing too ugly either. NOthing to complain about regarding build quality, didnt have any major problems with the first, the second was a writeoff after another holden plowed into the passenger side. the sidebars are strong on this car. there was quite a bit of damage, but both myself and the girlfriend at the time escaped with naught more than a fright. Would recommend it to others.

bought in 2006,as a vn executive v6 auto,been modified with a gen3 engine,th400,9"diff,we street/strip this car,it has run 11.66@118mph at drags.dec 2007 we built and fitted a 7lt(427) gen4 engine and have raced it to a new level 11.28@128mph.this car is an absolute blast to drive.

the performance.... it was gutless on both petrol and on gas. it had about 15 different things go wrong mechanically when i had it. as far as vn's go. it didnt look too bad. it was cheap to run as it was on gas and i found it fun to drive, thats mainly because it was my first car and everything was fun to drive