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CarsHoldenCommodore › 1995

1995 Holden Commodore fuel consumption

20 versions rated. Official figures from the Australian Government’s Green Vehicle Guide.

Fuel use, city
10.5–16.0 L/100km
stop-start driving
Fuel use, highway
6.8–10.0 L/100km
open road
Engine
3.8–5.0 litres
as tested
Measured on the older test. Cars sold before 2004 were tested differently, reporting city and highway figures with no combined number. Those results cannot be compared with the figures shown for later cars on this site, and these cars are left out of our efficiency rankings for that reason. Use them to compare cars of the same era with each other.

Every 1995 Holden Commodore version

VersionEngineTransmissionFuelCityHighway
VS Commodore Executive Man. Sedan 4dr3.8L 6cylManPetrol10.56.8
VS Commodore Executive Man. Wagon 4dr3.8L 6cylManPetrol10.56.8
VS Commodore 'S' Man. Sedan 4dr3.8L 6cylManPetrol10.56.8
VS 'S' Utility Man. Utility 2dr3.8L 6cylManPetrol10.5
VS Utility Man. Utility 2dr3.8L 6cylManPetrol10.5
VS Commodore Acclaim &'S' Auto. Sedan 4dr3.8L 6cylAutoPetrol11.57.2
VS Commodore Acclaim Auto. Wagon 4dr3.8L 6cylAutoPetrol11.57.2
VS Commodore Executive Auto. Sedan 4dr3.8L 6cylAutoPetrol11.57.2
VS Commodore Executive Auto. Wagon 4dr3.8L 6cylAutoPetrol11.57.2
VS Utility & 'S' utility Auto. Utility 2dr3.8L 6cylAutoPetrol11.5
VS Commodore Executive Man. Sedan 4dr5.0L 8cylManPetrol14.08.5
VS Commodore Executive Man. Wagon 4dr5.0L 8cylManPetrol14.08.5
VS Commodore 'SS' Man. Sedan 4dr5.0L 8cylManPetrol14.08.5
VS 'S' Utility Man. Utility 2dr5.0L 8cylManPetrol14.0
VS Commodore 'SS'185 kW Man. Sedan 4dr5.0L 8cylManPetrol14.59.5
VS Commodore Executive Auto. Sedan 4dr5.0L 8cylAutoPetrol15.09.0
VS Commodore Executive Auto. Wagon 4dr5.0L 8cylAutoPetrol15.09.5
VS Commodore 'SS' Auto. Sedan 4dr5.0L 8cylAutoPetrol15.09.0
VS 'S' Utility Auto. Utility 2dr5.0L 8cylAutoPetrol15.0
VS Commodore 'SS'185 kW Auto. Sedan 4dr5.0L 8cylAutoPetrol16.010.0

Holden Commodore in other years

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Figures come from a standardised laboratory test, so every car is measured the same way. Your own fuel use will differ with traffic, load, tyre pressure and how you drive. Running costs assume 14,000km a year at recent average fuel prices.