Big changes are afoot at Holden. After General Motors opted to shut down its only plants Down Under, its Australian subsidiary is shifting from a manufacturer to an importer of automobiles. The ...
When aging German metal band Scorpions wanted to go out with a bang, they wrote the song, “Going Out With A Bang.” When the downsizing Australian General Motors brand Holden wanted its rear-drive ...
To be fair, if you’d asked someone if they were buying a Ford ute, the Courier wouldn’t have been the first thing to come to ...
Construction of the Holden plant in Elizabeth, South Australia, began in May 1958. The company’s only production facility for the time being, the year was 1963 when the first car rolled off the ...
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Lower your flags to half-mast, for the king is dead: Holden will retire its flagship Commodore sedan in 2020. Thankfully, it’s race cars will continue to live for just a little bit longer. Originally ...
Australian General Motors subsidiary Holden on Tuesday announced that its current ZB-generation Commodore sedan and wagon will be the last, with the nameplate to be retired in 2020. Holden will also ...
After getting our first look at the all-new Opel Insignia, the Australian bound version of the car has been revealed, taking the shape of the 2018 Holden Commodore. For the first time in the Commodore ...
As a brand, Holden is far from dead. The Commodore is not going to kick the bucket either, albeit it won’t live on in RWD form beyond October 20, 2017, the day Australian production stops. Follow us: ...
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