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Holden Cruze Sportswagon

12 Nov 2012 By Carsguide team Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
Holden Cruze Sportswagon

Holden has added a wagon to its popular Cruze range. The much anticipated sibling to the locally-made Cruze hatch and sedan will join the popular line-up early next year delivering a ... more

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GM celebrates 85 years of styling

31 Jul 2012 By David Burrell Source: The Daily Telegraph In in depth features
GM celebrates 85 years of styling

General Motors styling has a fascinating history. It's June 1927 and Alfred Sloan, Chairman of the growing General Motors company is looking for a way to take sales leadership away from Ford.To ... more

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Holden spends $100m on local Cruze parts

7 Nov 2011 By Stuart Martin Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
Holden spends $100m on local Cruze parts

Local car maker Holden is spending an additional $100 million worth sourcing components for the new Cruze ... ... hatch from local suppliers.The hatch version of strong-selling Cruze sedan has been ... more

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Cruze hatch to dominate

1 Jul 2011 By Craig Duff Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
Cruze hatch to dominate

This is the vehicle that could finally kill off the Commodore as Australia?s favourite car. A global compact that was designed and developed in Melbourne and will be built in Adelaide is GM ... more

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Brock museum to close

18 Jan 2011 By Mark Hinchliffe Source: Carsguide In motoring news
Brock museum to close

THE memory of racing legend Peter Brock has been washed away in the Queensand floods. Peter Champion, owner of Champion,s Brock Experience museum in Yeppoon, announced yesterday that he will close ... more

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Chevrolet launches Aussie-born Orlando

7 Jan 2011 By Neil Dowling Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
Chevrolet launches Aussie-born Orlando

THE words sexy and people mover have finally been squeezed into one sentence as GM launches its Aussie-born Orlando minivan. But the word missing in the sentence is Australia.Holden spokesperson Emily ... more

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HSV offers cut-price muscle

11 Dec 2009 By Paul Gover Source: The Daily Telegraph In motoring news
HSV offers cut-price muscle

A surprising pair of price fighters have just emerged from Holden Special Vehicles. The cut-price contenders set a new starting sticker for the Holden heroes at $59,990, although a new Maloo does even ... more

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New Holden Astra but we may not get it

15 May 2009 By Neil McDonald Source: The Daily Telegraph In motoring news
New Holden Astra but we may not get it

This is the car that may never see the light of day in Australia ? the sixth-generation Holden Astra. The wraps came off the Opel-designed Astra hatch this week ahead of its September Frankfurt motor ... more

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Commodore SS: car of the week

20 Apr 2009 By Rod Halligan Source: News Limited Community Newspapers In motoring news
Commodore SS: car of the week

SS Commodore Sedan: the family muscle car. In Australia the SS badge is synonymous with factory built performance Holdens, but it's roots were founded in Holdens parent company General Motors.The SS ... more

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Commodore safe from axe for now

12 Jan 2009 By Joshua Dowling Source: The Daily Telegraph In motoring news
Commodore safe from axe for now

The future of the Holden Commodore is safe for at least the next two generations...  Last year, the Commodore retained its title of Australia’s best selling car for the 13th year in a row, ... more

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HSV loses its head

1 Aug 2008 By Karla Pincott Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
HSV loses its head

The arrival of the leviathan HSV W427 has come at the cost of the company?s head. Holden Special Vehicles announced today that chief executive officer Scott Grant has resigned “effective ... more

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Tander in good shape for the opener

14 Feb 2008 By Stuart Innes Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
Tander in good shape for the opener

Many fans of the Holden Racing Team can expect a return to the winner's circle at the Cipsal 500. All the Victorian teams in the V8 Supercar Championship, along with those from the division-two ... more

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Thumbs up for Holden plant

29 Nov 2007 Source: The Daily Telegraph In motoring news
Thumbs up for Holden plant

Holden's Elizabeth plant receives positive feedback, which could mean a bright future ahead. Holden's operation at Elizabeth in South Australia has been given a good report card by General Motors' ... more

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Muscle machine not so cheap

21 Nov 2007 By James Bresnehan Source: Carsguide In motoring news
Muscle machine not so cheap

One mega rich person could get their hands on a 1969 Monaro if Scott Sommer decides to part with his baby. Car enthusiast Scott Sommer could not believe his luck when he picked up this classic 1969 ... more

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GM supports diesel idea

9 Nov 2007 By Stuart Innes Source: Carsguide In motoring news
GM supports diesel idea

World Solar Challenge supporter GM Holden says diesel is best for typical Australian motoring. GM and its Australian arm, GM Holden, however, have given technological and financial support to ... more

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Car makers do it hard

8 Nov 2007 By Paul Gover Source: The Sunday Telegraph In motoring news
Car makers do it hard

October was a tough month for Australia's four carmakers, with showroom sales slumped to a near-record low. They won only 17 per cent of a record October sales total, losing ground as family-focused ... more

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Captiva tempts HSV

30 Oct 2007 By Neil McDonald Source: News Limited Community Newspapers In motoring news
Captiva tempts HSV

HSV is considering producing a high-performance Captiva, but an HSV Hummer is off the agenda for now. There has been a rash of locally developed high-performance off-roaders such as the Ford Territory ... more

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GTS Monaro tops auction

25 Oct 2007 Source: Herald Sun In motoring news
GTS Monaro tops auction

Muscle cars from the 1960s and 70s continue to hold the fascination of motoring fans. A fully restored Sebring Orange 1969 Monaro GTS 350 coupe sold at auction for $200,000 this week. It was the ... more

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Ford goes 1, 2, 3 in a fight to the end

9 Oct 2007 By Peter Kogoy Source: News Limited Community Newspapers In motoring news
Ford goes 1, 2, 3 in a fight to the end

Wet, wild ride fails to slow Ford's Lowndes and Whincup. Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup showed nerves of steel in the final laps after a roller-coaster ride in the wet at Mt Panorama yesterday to ... more

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It?s a VE wagon surprise

7 Sep 2007 Source: Carsguide In motoring news
It?s a VE wagon surprise

Holden has yet to confirm it will make a wagon version of its VE Commodore. A picture copied from a big screen presentation, however, suggests that a wagon may be on its way. With production ... more

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