Model Lineup
| Colour range (expands) |
|---|
| Heron White (white) |
| Orion (silver with blue effect) |
| Tungsten (light grey with beige effect) |
| Morocco Sand (gold – 1997–1998) |
| Raven (black with blue pearl – Series I) |
| Phantom Black (black with silver metallic flecks – Series II) |
| Redhot (red – special order) |
| Valencia Red (light burgundy with a hint of orange – Series I) |
| Granada (burgundy) |
| Rubens (dark burgundy/purple) |
| Cinnabar (orange-red – Series II) |
| Tiger (bright orange – Series II) |
| Capricorn (dark green) |
| Botanica (dark blue-green – 1997–1998) |
| Amazon (dark blue-green – 1998–2000) |
| Bermuda (light royal blue) |
The VT range was introduced with six trim levels and two body styles. The model lineup consisted of:
- Commodore Executive sedan and wagon
- Commodore Acclaim sedan and wagon
- Commodore S sedan
- Commodore SS sedan
- Berlina sedan and wagon
- Calais sedan
Special editions
- Commodore 50th Anniversary (1998) sedan and wagon
- Calais 50th Anniversary (1998) sedan
- Commodore Equipe (1999) sedan
- Commodore Olympic Edition (1999, 2000) sedan and wagon
- Calais International (2000) sedan
Although considered to be part of the “VT Commodore” range, the Berlina and Calais models were not badged or marketed as Commodores.
Read more about this topic: Holden VT Commodore
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