Holden Berlina Parts

What we need to match your part

The more of these details you can give, the faster we can confirm the right part:

• Model and series or badge (for example the series code from the build plate).
• Build year, taken from the compliance plate where possible.
• Body style — sedan, wagon, hatch, ute, coupe or cab type.
• Side and position of the part — driver or passenger side, front or rear.
• Engine details — capacity and engine code, petrol or diesel, automatic or manual.
• Paint code for body panels and trim code for interior parts, both from the compliance plate.

Common parts for this model

Because the Berlina shares the Commodore body, mechanicals and running gear of its matching series, panel and driveline parts are ordered against that parent series rather than a separate Berlina catalogue – what makes Berlina requests distinct is the trim-level equipment, so demand centres on Berlina badging, the series-correct alloy wheels, upgraded interior trim and any series-specific lighting or grille detailing that set it apart from the plainer Commodore. Wagon buyers add their own common lines, with tailgate assemblies and struts, rear tailgate glass, and load-area and cargo trim among the most frequently sought Berlina wagon parts. The usual trap is mixing parts across a series facelift – for example an early versus late VT, or VY versus VZ – since equipment, alloys and light clusters can change between them even though the badge stays the same, so confirm the exact series and build year before matching trim items.