Holden HSV Sport 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

Start by confirming the exact HSV series and year, as the HSV Sport's underpinnings track the matching Commodore series on which it was based, meaning many chassis, suspension, glass and general body panels interchange with that donor Commodore. What tends to distinguish the HSV Sport are the HSV-specific items: revised body styling and badging, HSV alloy wheels, upgraded brakes, trim and interior appointments, and the V8 driveline. When sourcing parts, cross-reference the base Commodore series first for shared mechanical and body components, then treat the HSV-unique dress, brake and driveline items separately. Because HSV components can differ from standard Commodore equivalents, verifying authenticity and correct fitment against the specific build is important before purchasing.