GM Quietly Killed Holden’s Secret Zeta-Based SUV Program
Many believe the SUV could have been integral in ensuring Holden continued to build cars.
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Many believe the SUV could have been integral in ensuring Holden continued to build cars.
Just how much smaller is the new Commodore to the locally-produced model?
Die another day.
Thanks for a great ride, fifth-gen Camaro.
With no successor coming to replace it.
One new, one discontinued, and one-time chance for both to drive side-by-side.
There’s a lot to look forward to. And much more is still left unknown.
Performance sedan lovers, rejoice! Shift your own gears!
The Holden lion has been declawed, as a GM exec preemptively announces the death of all RWD V8 cars in Australia.
Included: a hot lap around Gingerman Raceway in the Z/28.
Introducing the VF and Colorado “Storm” editions.
And the light shines through the clouds.
The safest car ever produced in Oz.
Maybe its going on a paleo diet.
Perhaps a Chevy SS coupe will satisfy our cravings?
Say it loud and proud.
That applies for Commodore sedan, Sportwagon, Ute, and Caprice.
At A$54,490, the 2014 full-sizer is ten grand less than the outgoing model.
Going out in style, the last VE was an SS Z Series painted in the sexy Chlorophyll hue.
Engineers had to overcome several challenges in order to make the Gen-F happen.