Holden Commodore News

Next Commodore previewed in disguise

By Tim Robson · 26 Oct 2016

Partially complete engineering mules previewed ahead of 2018 launch of first-ever foreign Commodore.

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Van Gis gets his own drift Supercar

By Tim Robson · 06 Oct 2016

There's only one thing to do with a leftover Holden Commodore Supercar if you're Red Bull Racing Australia – and that's to give it to Gizzy to drift it.

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Which car topped the September sales charts?

By Tim Robson · 06 Oct 2016

Mazda vaults up three spots to relegate Toyota to second as Hyundai claims three top-ten spots.

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USA to snatch away last commodores

By Andrew Chesterton · 28 Sep 2016

There's life in the Commodore yet, with Holden planning to build and ship 1,000 left-hand-drive cars to the USA before its factory closes in the second half of next year.

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Toyota tops August sales

By Tim Robson · 05 Sep 2016

The inevitable march towards a high-riding automotive future continued in August, as buyers continue to turn away from traditional passenger cars in favour of SUVS and utes.

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Holden confirms engine plant shutdown

By Joshua Dowling · 01 Sep 2016

Holden confirms Port Melbourne engine plant to shut down one year before Commodore factory closes.

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The best new-car deals for August.

By Chris Riley · 12 Aug 2016

As the end looms for homegrown Fords, you might want to grab a deal on a Falcon or Territory this month.

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New car sales slump in July

By Tim Robson · 03 Aug 2016

New vehicle market slips by almost 40,000 units in July as new financial year rolls in

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June new car sales record precedes expected second half slump

By Tim Robson · 05 Jul 2016

Australian new car market roars to new sales heights, but post-election blues may put brakes on in back half of 2016

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Australia sets new-car sales record in June

By Joshua Dowling · 05 Jul 2016

Australia sets new-car sales record, but uncertainty after the Federal election could see a slowdown ahead.

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