Between 2007 and 2017, Holden—General Motors’ Australian arm—made a Commodore SS performance ute. Sadly, it was never brought here to the United States, despite being mechanically similar to ...

The rare 1979 Holden VH SL/E Commodore sold for $108,000 on Saturday It is the only surviving one of just three prototypes that were made before the model was released in 1981 The car was ...

Australian barn finds don’t get much more exciting for Holden fans than this unique Commodore VH SL/E prototype from 1979 that was recently discovered hiding under a tarp in the countryside in ...

This is the only one remaining in the world of three Holden prototype models that were made for the VH SL/E Commodore after the other two were destroyed by General Motors Holden (GMH). "This Holden is ...

The entrant praised the event and said he has had a fantastic time. Kieran, who has a bright blue 1983 Holden VH Commodore, entered every event he could. The car has a late model LS1 engine with ...

Bought new from Melbourne’s Reg Hunt Holden dealership the year it was ... very collectable," the spokesperson added. Similar Commodore VH models in Australia generally sell for between $15,000 ...

Holden's VE-series Commodore launched in 2006, which was sold briefly in North America as the Pontiac G8, represented the first clean-sheet design for the Commodore in the nameplate's existence ...

The Holden VH Commodore, built from late 1981 to early 1984 as an evolution of the VB and VC series, was based on the Germany-developed Opel Rekord E/Commodore C. But it was significantly ...

The Holden Commodore was never directly sold in the US. There was, of course, the dearly departed Pontiac G8 America briefly had, but utes, in general, have been AWOL for years. There is no modern ...

Peter Brock (left) and Mark Skaife at Mount Panorama in 1997. The Commodore was marketed as a quintessentially Australian car. Holden’s merchandising manager John Crennan was the man in charge ...

Holden shocked the automotive industry on Tuesday when it was announced the iconic Commodore nameplate will be dropped next year. It will bring an end to what will be 42 years of the iconic name ...

It’s the end of an era for the classic Commodore. It held the title of Australia's best-selling car for 15 years but Holden now says it will no longer sell the much-loved automobile from next year.