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The 2001 Holden Jackaroo SE And Monterey

19 April, 2001

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Now with wider track for improved ride and handling, even more comfort and luxury.

The upgraded 2001 Holden Jackaroo SE and Monterey four-wheel drive wagons feature a significantly wider track, re-tuned suspension, an extended engine choice and a range of added comfort and convenience items.

The new models are distinguished by stylish flared wheel arches to accommodate the wider stance, new bodyside protection mouldings, bumper inserts and a bumper-mounted rear licence plate.

For the first time, the benefits of diesel durability, economy and towing power are available to Holden Monterey buyers. These benefits come courtesy of Isuzu's powerful and class-leading 3.0 litre turbocharged diesel powerplant, matched with four-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission.

Simon Carr, Holden's Marketing Manager, Light Commercial and Recreational Vehicles, said the 2001 model year upgrades made the Jackaroo an even more attractive proposition for shoppers in the mid-sized four wheel drive category.

"Now that the Isuzu range of light commercial and recreational vehicles has been re-integrated into Holden's mainstream operations, we intend to build a greater awareness of its considerable appeal. The market these models compete in is one that fits very well with Holden's Australian brand character - and it complements all the inherent strengths, the excitement and leadership that the Holden brand has come to represent.

"In the case of Jackaroo, which is a solid competitor in the mid-sized four wheel drive category, we will be emphasising all the qualities - its great performance and driveability in particular - that make it worthy of the Holden badge," Simon Carr said.

Front and rear tracks on the 2001 Jackaroo SE and Monterey have been increased by 60 millimetres, and related revisions to spring, shock absorber and suspension settings have been tailored to further improve the driveability of both petrol and diesel-engined models.

The benefits of the wider track and re-tuned suspension translate into superior straight line stability, tracking and enhanced overall ride quality. This superior ride quality results from increased rear suspension travel, and is particularly noticeable when the wagon is laden and also under rough road conditions.

The V6-engined Jackaroo SE and Monterey models, with their focus on performance, now deliver improved turn-in response and more neutral understeer and oversteer characteristics.

Holden Jackaroo

While track dimensions on the entry level model Jackaroo are unchanged, it now offers 'shift on the fly' as standard, enabling 4WD high ratio to be selected at speeds of up to 100km/h at the push of a button.

Underlining Jackaroo's reputation as a high quality, well-equipped four-wheel drive wagon, the SE model now offers the luxury of heated front seats, four-way power driver's seat adjustment and two-way front passenger seat adjustment. Variable intermittent front and rear wipers, a leather wrapped steering wheel and driver and passenger map-reading lamps are also included as standard equipment.

Holden Monterey

The 3.0 litre turbo diesel engine now available on the Holden Monterey is the most powerful in its class. The four-cylinder inter-cooled turbo design features four valves per cylinder, DOHC with direct-acting valve mechanism and drive by wire electronic throttle control. It produces 118kW of power at 3900rpm and maximum torque of 333Nm at 2000rpm.

Now included as standard on the Monterey are leather upholstery, heated front seats, four-way power driver's seat adjustment and two-way power front passenger seat adjustment. A useful environment meter gives information on outside temperature, altitude, compass heading and barometric pressure.

Further luxury touches include leather-wrapped gearshift and handbrake controls, chrome trimmed exterior mirrors and woodgrain trim on the steering wheel, glovebox and doors.

2001 Holden Jackaroo and Monterey Pricing

V6 Petrol Models  
Jackaroo (manual) $39,960
Jackaroo (auto) $42,130
Jackaroo SE (manual) $46,050
Jackaroo SE (auto) $48,000
Monterey (auto only) $56,630
   
Turbo Diesel Models  
Jackaroo (manual) $44,090
Jackaroo (auto) $46,240
Jackaroo SE (manual) $49,480
Jackaroo SE (auto) $51,620
Monterey (auto only) $58,740

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