Last HSV Colorado SportsCat Rolls Off Production Line In Australia
Likely the last HSV-badged vehicle ever built.
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Likely the last HSV-badged vehicle ever built.
That’s a pretty quick stop!
Making customization as easy as can be.
And the changes appear to be rather minor.
$4,800 in added content for $2,000 more than the Colorado LTZ on which it is based.
Holden steps in to cover scheduled maintenance.
With 35-inch tires, a six-inch lift, and massive fender flares, this thing is ready to roll.
The biggest change is the addition of the LSX model as an official trim level.
An expired partnership with Isuzu gives GM an opportunity to finally globalize its midsize truck.
Various packs cater to different buyers.
The Colorado’s sales have continued to grow, especially as pickup sales increase in the country.
But the Colorado ZR2 may arrive Down Under one day.
The Colorado Z71 Xtreme tackles it all.
One is for on-road performance, the other is meant for off-roading.
The tonneau cover has a built-in cargo divider.
The special edition truck’s final assembly will take place at dealerships.
The Colorado Z71 Xtreme is based on the Colorado Xtreme concept shown two years ago.
Holden Special Vehicles may want to cook up a hotter Colorado variant after all.
Holden hinted the next pickup will share more with the U.S.-spec model.