Top2009 Holden Berlina VE MY09.5 Dual Fuel Silver 4 Speed Automatic Sedan
- 250448 km
- Sedan
- Auto
- 6 cyl 3.6L
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2009 Holden Berlina VE MY09.5 Dual Fuel Silver 4 Speed Automatic Sedan
We can assist with financing, insurance and mechanical insurance up to 60 months. We can also organise interstate delivery.
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2011 Holden Berlina VE Series II International Sportwagon 5dr Spts Auto 6sp 3.0i Grey
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The Berlina replaced the SL/X badge to represent a mid-range Commodore model.
It aimed to provide a good level of features and luxury without treading on the toes of the upmarket Calais variant.
The nameplate was dropped in 2013 - replaced, along with the Omega, by a new variant called Evoke.
1997-2006
2006-2013
3.6L V6/LPG: 11.8 to 14.2 litres per 100km (due to low price of LPG fuel)
3.0L V6: 8.9 litres per 100km
3.6L V6 (discontinued 2010): 10.1 to 10.6 litres per 100km
6.0L V8 (discontinued 2010): 12.9 litres per 100km
= Highly economical.
= Good economy.
= Average fuel use.
= Heavy consumption.
Every 15,000km or nine months, whichever is sooner. Each service currently costs between $185 and $1533 depending on vehicle age or kilometres. Holden Commodore parts and accessoriescan be found on Gumtree.
Quality was a big improvement in this model Berlina, with much better fit and finish inside the cabin. Even so, check that everything electrical works properly.
Check discolouration around the headliner for signs that the (optional) sunroof is leaking.
The V8 engine was pretty well sorted by this stage (before being dropped in 2010), but it's still worth starting it from cold and listening for the ticking sound of a dud hydraulic lifter. Check for oil leaks, too.
The V6 engine also needs a sharp ear, mainly to detect signs of a stretched (and rattling) timing chain. While some engines suffered chain-stretch at low kilometres and have been fixed, others seem to develop it later in life.
It's a big, expensive job to put right, so have it checked by an expert if in any doubt.
The V6 also has a habit of developing sludge in its intake tract and this needs to be cleaned out manually. The first sign of this is sluggish performance, difficult starting, erratic idling or a 'check-engine' light illuminating.