Is the Holden Epica a good car?

Is the Holden Epica a good car?

This is a good ‘average’ car. Very reliable, great for driving around town and on the highway. 3 child seat anchor points would make it a good family car. I would say it is quite similar to a Commodore in terms of styling, features, and even size (only about 10cm shorter than a Commodore).

How much horsepower does a Holden Epica have?

HOLDEN Epica 2.0 D 6AT (150 HP)

Who makes Holden Epica?

General Motors

What oil does a Holden Epica take?

CASTROL MAGNATEC FUEL SAVER DX 5W-30.

Are Holden Vivas good cars?

Regardless of the engine work, the Viva is not a good car. For similar money, in a small wagon, I’d go every time for a. I couldn’t recommend the Viva. It was made by Daewoo in Korea and rushed to Australia to plug holes in Holden’s model line-up and the market shifted away from traditional big cars.

Does the Holden Viva have a timing belt?

Having the timing belt replaced on your Holden Viva at the recommended intervals will ensure that your vehicle remains in good running condition. Failure to do so can lead to engine damage when the timing belt fails – which usually requires extensive repairs and hefty towing costs.

Is 2008 Holden Viva a good car?

Can you still get parts for Holden cars?

You can still get parts for your Holden, and you can still have it serviced. As part of their market exit, GM have said approximately 600 of 800 Holden staff will be given redundancies.

When Should timing belt be changed Australia?

Manufacturers usually recommend an interval of around 100,000km or roughly five years on average for the replacement of the timing belt.

How long does a Holden Viva last?

You have to know the car is designed to last 5 years with no service, then recycled. It is made cheap! Parts are cheap on Ebay. If you service it regularly and take care of the car, it’ll take care of you.