10 Facts you may not have known about the VK Commodore

The VK Commodore was in production for 2 years

The VK Commodore was the first Commodore to use plastic bumpers

The VK Commodore would be the last car to run on leaded fuel

The VK Commodore was the first Commodore to feature ‘rear quarter windows’

The 4 cylinder Commodore was dropped in Australia, but continued production in New Zealand

The VK Commodore introduced the ‘black’ inline 6 engine.

With the VK Commodore the inline 6 engine capacity went from 2.85L up to 3.3L and the V8 engine capacity went from 4.2L to 5.0L

The VK Commodore was the first Commodore to offer Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)

The VK Commodore introduced the ‘Berlina’ and the ‘Calais’ variants

In 1984 a brand new VK Calais sedan would have sold for $19 315

error: Content is protected !!