Mark Bernhard News

Mark Bernhard sat down and said things aren't as peachy as once predicted.

Holden chairman Mark Bernhard said the brand won't simply be the "Commodore Company" anymore.

Mark Bernhard is confident Holden has the right product mix forthcoming.

Holden's Elizabeth manufacturing plant in Australia today churned out its last Commodore.

The future remains a tad murky.

Performance, technology and style to earn itself the Commodore name.

Out with Cruze, in with the new.

The product is the first important entry for the brand's upcoming global portfolio.

A shift from the Commodore Car Company.

The Commodore built by the people, for those people.

And hear what Holden chairman, Mark Bernhard, has to say about the brand.

Expect a few more teasers before Sunday's reveal.

The last homegrown Commodore is upon us.

Originally, even more engineering positions were to be axed from the brand.

With a long history of the Holden brand, Bernhard seems like just the man for the job.

It will be a tough task for whomever is tapped to take charge of the brand.

GM currently has four people in mind to succeed Gerry Dorizas at Holden, with rumor suggesting that Mark Bernhard is the favorite.

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