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Holden Australia has officially announced prices for the upcoming 2014 Holden VF Commodore, which will hit the market early in June. The new range is between $5000 and $9800 cheaper than the ...

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The Holden HZ has a number of different wheel and tyre options. When it comes to wheel size, these range from 14x6 inches for Commercial in 1980.

Joey Lynch is a Melbourne-based sports journalist and AYA cancer advocate. Primarily working on football, he has covered the Socceroos, Matildas and A-Leagues for ESPN for over a decade.

General Motors didn’t breach its agreement with Australian dealers when Holden was shuttered at the end of 2020, Victoria's highest court has ruled.

Chinese carmaker GWM has hired one of the key chassis engineers from the defunct Holden brand to lead its Australian model tuning and development efforts.

The Supreme Court of Victoria has ruled US car giant General Motors didn't breach its agreement with Australian dealers when it axed the Holden brand five years ago.