World’s most expensive VX Commodore for sale

A 20-year-old 2002 Holden VX Commodore owned from new by the late Peter Brock is now up for sale at carsales with a cool $1.5 million price tag.

Finished in Hyper Yellow, the VX Series II Commodore S sedan itself is really nothing special.

Powered by a 3.8-litre petrol V6 and fitted with a factory five-speed manual, the stock VX has certainly been around the block a few times and has a total of 203,000km on the odometer.

However, the seller based in Mount Macedon, Victoria says the car will come with “a letter from his [Peter Brock’s] son, Robert Churchill Geoffrey Brock, confirming authenticity and stating that he was the only other driver”.

The car was bought by Brock for his son to drive as he was still on a provisional license.

Said to have been in the Brock family for 16 years, it is registered until November 2022, up to date with all major services and described as “very clean inside out and underneath, no oil leaks, nice shinny [sic] paint, no dings or scratches”.

“This car would suit a collector of Brock cars,” says the seller. “Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of Australian history, serious offers invited, his blue VH sold for over 1.15m.”

More recently an ex-Peter Brock VK Commodore SS Group A set a new Holden production car price record when it sold for $1.057m.

Only time will tell what a well-heeled Brock fan is willing to pay for this otherwise unassuming VX Commodore produced just four years before the King of the Mountain’s untimely death in 2006.

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