BY MARTON PETTENDY | 9th Jan 2003


COMMODORE SV8 offers Holden's rolling security coded immobiliser system, featuring remote central locking via Commodore's familiar (but still unique among locally built vehicles) integrated key/fob.

The one-piece remote key features tactile lock, unlock and boot release buttons - but no panic button like Falcon - and can be programmed for anti-hijacking two-stage unlocking, which unlocks only the driver's door first.

The remote key also activates the interior light upon unlocking, while the interior light illuminates when the ignition is turned off and automatically turns off after one hour.

There are no rear side reading lights, no courtesy door lighting, no footwell lighting, no vanity mirror illumination and no internal lock button, apart from the door tag itself.

Commodore SV8 offers a park brake and low fuel warning lamp/chime but, unlike Falcon, a door ajar warning is reserved for high-series models.

SV8 buyers also miss out on Calais' rear lamp failure warning light and Falcon's seatbelt warning light/chime.
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