Holden Commodore Wreckers Sydney: used parts matched to your car
The Commodore ran for decades, and the series code matters far more than the year. The VT to VZ cars of 1997–2007 share a platform, the VE of 2006 started a new one that continued through the VF, and the ZB of 2018 was a rebadged import. Our Holden Commodore wreckers Sydney team checks every enquiry against the build year and specification you give us.
Within a series, the engine and body are the next questions. Sedan, wagon, ute and Sportwagon bodies differ at the rear. Engines include the Ecotec six, the supercharged V6, and the V8s in SS and HSV models, each with its own cooling, intake and exhaust parts.
Please give us the series, body, engine, transmission and trim (Executive, Calais, SS, SV6). The compliance plate or VIN confirms the series.
How do I find my Commodore series?
Check the compliance plate or tell us the year and body, and we can help work it out.
Do Commodore sedan and wagon parts differ?
Behind the front doors, yes. Tail lights, tailgate or boot, and glass are different.
Commodore parts for a local favourite
Commodore owners often ask for headlights, tail lights, grilles, bumpers, guards, bonnets, door handles, radiators and suspension parts. Customers come to our Holden Commodore wreckers for the parts listed below, among others.
On older VT to VZ cars, wear items such as control arm bushes, window regulators and central locking parts are common requests. On the VE and VF, electronic parts, such as body control modules and screens, vary with trim.
SS and SS-V cars have different bumpers, bonnets and wheels from the base models, so mention the trim.
For other Australian-built cars, our page for Holden wreckers in Sydney shows the range we are often asked about.
Can a VY Commodore part fit a VE?
Almost never for the body. They are different platforms.
Do you have Commodore ute parts?
Ask with the series and body; availability depends on recovered cars.
Judging a used Commodore part
Staff remove and check each part, and customers cannot pick from the yard. Ask about the actual piece.
For bonnets and guards, ask about rust and the paint. For lights, ask about lens cracks and fogging. For mechanical items, ask about leaks, wear and play.
We give no warranty or guarantee. A faulty part, or one we supplied incorrectly, can be returned; a part the customer ordered in error cannot be refunded.
What if my Commodore part is faulty?
Contact us with the order details to arrange a return.
Can I return a Commodore part I ordered wrongly?
No. Verify the details first.
Commodore pickup and delivery
Collect from our Sydney site once a time is confirmed, or ask for a delivery price. Small parts like switches, sensors and lamps often go by courier. Ask our Holden Commodore wreckers in Sydney which option suits your item.
Commodore bonnets, boot lids and bumpers are large, so they need freight, and engines and gearboxes need a truck. Freight is extra. Provide a postcode; we cannot courier batteries or tyres.
Can a Commodore bonnet be freighted?
Yes, subject to destination.
Is delivery in the Commodore price?
No, it is separate.