Holden Monaro News

Iconic GM Designer to retires in July
By John Law · 09 Jan 2025
Mike Simcoe, designer of some of Australia’s most iconic cars, will retire from his post as head of General Motors design in July.
Read the article
The greatest Australian cars of this century!
By Byron Mathioudakis · 02 Jan 2025
What have been the most significant Australian cars since January 1, 2000 so far? With the first 25 years of the 21st century now out of the way, we rate the 10 most important models that left their mark, or came into their own afterwards.
Read the article
Possible future collectable classic cars
By Stephen Ottley · 11 Dec 2021
Cars can make good investments, providing you pick the right one.
Read the article
Unloved Aussie classics now worth big bucks
By David Morley · 17 Oct 2021
The recent sale of a Ford Falcon GT-HO Phase III for north of $1.3 million confirms a couple of things.
Read the article
Affordable Aussie muscle still available
By Neil Dowling · 05 Jun 2021
Six Aussie power-house models that are now on the auctioneer's block have been selected as ones to watch as bidders queue for Australian muscle cars and their prices rocket to huge figures.Peter Brock's personal Group A Commodore hit almost $1.1 million a
Read the article
Australian classics shooting up in value
By Neil Dowling · 04 Apr 2021
Aussie cars are well and truly back in vogue, with record prices on sought-after rare examples seen at recent auctions expected to continue for at least another three years.Shannons national auction manager Christophe Boribon told CarsGuide that the heat
Read the article
The classic Holden cars you should buy
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
Read the article
Holden Heritage Auction
By Spencer Leech · 07 Nov 2019
Eight highly significant Holden models have been listed on an online auction, including the first production VF Commodore.Built in 2013, the first vehicle to roll off the VF production line was a Calais-V with a six-speed automatic transmission and Prussi
Read the article
What did Holden build before cars?
By Ron Hammerton · 14 Oct 2017
Tracing its history back to 1856, Holden is the second-oldest mobility company in the world, trailing France's Peugeot, which began operations in 1810 when it started out as a coffee mill manufacturer before transitioning to bicycles. While Karl Benz was tinkering with his first vehicle in Germany during 1886, James
Read the article
HDT Monza set for record price at auction
By Joshua Dowling · 30 May 2016
Peter Brock's most unique road car is expected to fetch a record price at auction.
Read the article