WN Caprice V rear doors

[VFSV6FORME]

Well I decide to put this topic here because the WN Caprice or the V version is a longer version of the VF Commodore also has a longer wheelbase.
Now for the Question, as I was told this and me says this is not true. Does any WN Caprice or the "V" version have wider rear doors compared to the Commodore because the car has a longer wheelbase + more leg room in the rear cabin area.
Thanks

 

[Anthony121]

Yes they are bigger. There is no smaller window in the rear door like the SWB but the LWB has a smaller window in the rear quarter panel.

 

[tml678]

the WN Caprice or the V version is a longer version of the VF Commodore

it’s actually a long wheelbase version of VE, with WM being the first iteration.

WN brought the VF interior and WN series 2 added the LS3. But the exterior was pure VE from start to finish

 

[VFSV6FORME]

Yes they are bigger. There is no smaller window in the rear door like the SWB but the LWB has a smaller window in the rear quarter panel.

That's news for me, I always thought that the VF from Omega to the Redline had the same rear doors compared with the Caprice or even the V series Caprice.

 

[lmoengnr]

it’s actually a long wheelbase version of VE, with WM being the first iteration.

WN brought the VF interior and WN series 2 added the LS3. But the exterior was pure VE from start to finish

Zeta platform sedans and wagons share a 2915mm wheelbase.
Zeta Caprice's and utes share a 3009mm wheelbase.

 

[vywgn]

Front doors are shared between the 4 shapes but rear doors between the 3 are different

 

[VFSV6FORME]

Zeta platform sedans and wagons share a 2915mm wheelbase.
Zeta Caprice's and utes share a 3009mm wheelbase.

No doubt the WM and the WN with Statesman and Caprice have the larger wheelbase of 3009mm thus bigger rear doors.

 

[Fu Manchu]

It's normal for the long wheelbase to have longer rear doors.
There was a Fairlane that had normal doors and it made the body look a bit strange.