Thirty units of the VF Commodore ‘Blue Meanie’ will be produced to celebrate 30 years since Peter Brock and HDT revealed the original VK SS Group A.

Holden Dealer Team Special Vehicles – to give its full name – is owned by Brock-enthusiast Peter Champion, and the company specialises in developing performance packages that doff their cap to famous 1980s Commodore racing liveries.

Now it’s the turn of the last-of-the-line VF Commodore. It’s a case of bring your own Commodore SS, SS V or SS V Redline sedan grade that must be factory Perfect Blue paint, which Holden released as a homage to Brock’s nickname ‘Peter Perfect’.

VF Commodore Blue Meanie hdt 30 years
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The result is a staggering 475kW – well beyond the 430kW produced by the HSV GTS. HDT doesn’t yet quote a torque figure or performance figures.

VF Commodore Blue Meanie peter brock

A requisite HDT bonnet scoop, grille and spoiler, and 30th anniversary side-flank badging with Peter Brock signature round out the external changes, while changes inside include a HDT badge on the standard sports seats and a numbered build plaque.

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