Badge Engineering: Toyota and Holden, or UAAIVivek Shah Perhaps one of the most infamous badge engineering projects in Australian motoring history, why did Holden and Toyota work together and what did they make? 3 months agoComments
HSV GTSR W1 Maloo ute reviewPaul Maric Sure, it's not a new car, but we couldn't pass up the opportunity to drive one of four limited HSV utes that just netted $1 million at auction.4 months agoComments
HSV ute and final Holden Commodore collect over $1.8 million at auctionPaul Maric A pair of Holdens have netted over $1.3 million at auction, breaking records for Australian production cars.5 months agoComments
Million-dollar HSV GTSR W1 Maloo ute becoming raffle prize - UPDATEPaul Maric It's official, the most expensive Australian-built car sale will be raffled off as a prize!5 months agoComments
The cars we lost in 2020William Stopford We lost a great many cars in 2020, from pert electric hatchbacks to stately limousines to two entire brands' worth of vehicles.6 months agoComments
Vinfast settles on Lang Lang proving ground with $30m purchase pricePaul Maric It's action time for Vietnamese startup Vinfast, which today takes possession of the former Holden proving ground for vehicle development.8 months agoComments
2021 Chevrolet Corvette deposits being refundedScott Collie Put down your money for a Chevrolet Corvette? General Motors is asking you to get in touch with the dealer you used for a refund as it gets GMSV off the ground.9 months agoComments
General Motors: Marc Ebolo appointed head of Australia and New ZealandWilliam Stopford Marc Ebolo has been appointed head of General Motors in Australia and New Zealand, including the new GM Specialty Vehicles operation.9 months agoComments
Holden's Lang Lang proving ground sold to Vietnamese startupScott Collie A huge part of Holden's legacy in Australia has been sold off. Vietnamese startup VinFast has bought the brand's Lang Lang proving ground for an undisclosed sum. 10 months agoComments
10 Holdens you may have forgotten aboutWilliam Stopford For every iconic nameplate like Commodore or Torana, Holden had three you've probably forgotten about. 10 months agoComments
GM Specialty Vehicles locked in: Corvette here next yearScott Collie Holden might be going, going, gone in Australia, but General Motors will have a presence Down Under. And the Corvette is locked and loaded for 2021.11 months agoComments
Chevrolet E-Ray trademark reignites electrfied Corvette rumoursJames Wong Could an hybrid or EV Chevrolet Corvette be on the way? The renewal of the 'E-Ray' trademark suggests GM could still be plotting an electrified supercar.11 months agoComments
