Holden Commodore News
These are the models struggling in 2020
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By Stephen Ottley · 18 Jul 2020
It's no secret that 2020 has been hard for the local car industry.
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Why ditching a V8 isn’t always a good idea
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By David Morley · 10 May 2020
Toyota's decision to move from the 200-Series' turbo-diesel V8 to a different powerplant (probably a turbocharged V6 diesel) for the forthcoming 300-Series has already been met with a rash of buyers snapping up the V8 model.And while the search for effici
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These new cars dominate their sales segments
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By Justin Hilliard · 15 Mar 2020
Australia is one of the most competitive new-vehicle markets in the world, but not all of its models are created equal. In fact, some are just plain dominant in their segments
The classic Holden cars you should buy
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By David Morley · 08 Mar 2020
With the impending implosion of the Holden brand, it’s worth having a look to see if any of the lion products will be worth hanging onto as investments in the longer term
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Keeping Commodore alive was Holden's biggest mistake
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By Andrew Chesterton · 26 Feb 2020
It doesn’t take a marketing degree or masters in economics to see that one brand has out-performed the other since 2016/2017
What new cars to buy in Holden’s fire sale!
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By Justin Hilliard · 23 Feb 2020
The dust has settled on this week’s big announcement, and soon Holden will be no more in Australia and New Zealand. While undoubtedly sad, this is great news for buyers in the market for a good but (presumably) cheap new car
The full rundown on Holden’s history
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By David Morley · 22 Feb 2020
The Holden-badged car is no more, with General Motors announcing it will ‘retire’ the brand after deciding to withdraw from all right-hand-drive markets including Australia.
Everything you need to know about Holden
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By Andrew Chesterton · 17 Feb 2020
And just like that, Holden is no more.
Benz X-Class joins Commodore in graveyard
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By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Feb 2020
The new year has really only just begun, but already our list of dearly departed cars is growing longer, with the Mercedes-Benz X-Class joining cars like the Commodore and Accent in the new-car graveyard.Well, the Nissan Navara-based X-Class is not entire
Opel Insignia updated overseas
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By Tung Nguyen · 10 Jan 2020
Holden's decision to discontinue the Commodore means Australia will miss out on the just-revealed Insignia update shown overseas, which includes a new 169kW/350Nm 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with cylinder deactivation.Differentiating itself from