Wondering what a VT SS Commodore is worth? When new in the late ’90s, the SS sat around the mid-$40k AUD mark, which looked like a bargain then and a time capsule now. Today, rough or high‑km autos can be found from about $8k–$15k, tidy drivers usually sit in the $18k–$30k bracket, and genuinely clean, original, low‑km manuals can stretch to $35k–$60k+.
Series II cars with the 5.7‑litre, factory manuals, books, and tasteful mods (or none at all) command the strongest money; resprays, rust, and dodgy stereos do the opposite. Check recent sales on places like Tradingpost and auctions to nail the real number for your suburb, then budget a little extra for tyres and V8‑shaped fuel bills. Values are still creeping, but buy on condition, not nostalgia—or you’ll pay twice.
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