Holden Commodore Cars
The Holden Commodore is a legendary nameplate in the automotive world, known for its powerful performance, sleek design and reliability. The latest version of this iconic car has added a new twist - four-wheel drive (4WD), also known as 4x4.
In New Zealand, with its diverse terrain ranging from mountain ranges to winding roads through valleys and long stretches of open highway, the Holden Commodore 4WD provides a perfect blend of comfort, power and handling that Kiwis require for their driving needs.
This powerful all-wheel-drive system delivers exceptional traction on slippery surfaces and uneven terrains, making it ideal for New Zealand's unpredictable weather conditions. The car’s torque management system optimises grip by varying torque delivery between the front and rear wheels. This intelligent torque control makes driving much more confident in any weather condition, providing optimal safety.
Furthermore, the commodore's roomy interior offers plenty of legroom which translates into unparalleled comfort for both driver and passengers during long-distance travels on those intercity commutes. A 6-speed automatic transmission assures smooth gear changes when required while an adaptive sports suspension improves road handling with easy shifting capability to change suspension settings at different times to adapt to the conditions of your journey; leading you feeling more in control behind the wheel.
Finally, thanks to advanced safety technology features like Lane Keep Assist System (LKAS), Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM), Automated Parking Assistance (APA) along with Adaptive Cruise Control and a collision avoidance detection warning system; commuting from home to work or heading out onto winding country roads has never felt so secure.
In short, The Holden Commodore 4WD - 4x4 delivers power when you need it while prioritizing fuel efficiency allowing you not just the experience but at a reasonable price tag suitable for family-friendly practicality without comprising quality & technology innovations NZ drivers are always after.
