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As far as we can tell the CBM 4016 was introduced to provide a slightly cheaper option to the CBM 4032 and had basically the same specification but included only 16K of RAM. Externally it was identical to the CBM 4032, however it did utilise the upgraded 74 key keyboard. It is not known if Commodore sold any in New Zealand, but some were obviously imported.
| CBM4016 | Technical Specifications |
| Microprocessor | MOS 6502, 1MHz |
| System Memory | 20K ROM - 16K RAM |
| User Area | 3K RAM - 6K if Basic Interpreter not used |
| Keyboard | Qwerty layout - 74 keys |
| Display | 30cm screen 40 columns 25 lines 256 displayable characters plus low resolution (50 x 80) graphics |
| Resolution | 192 x 200 pixels |
| Colours | None - Green Phosphor display only |
| Sound | Piezo Tone Generator on later models |
| Input/Output | IEEE-488 Port, 8 bit parallel user port |
| Cassette Drive | 2 x C1531 Cassette Drive ports |
| Joysticks | No joystick ports |
| Other | Microsoft BASIC 1.0, Machine Language Monitor |
| Price | US$995, UKŁ595 |
| Datasette | US$74.95 |