The explanation of why some Holden Commodores have Chevy bowtie badges goes back to Holden's place in the automotive universe. Holden was an Australian automotive manufacturer that was a part of ...

HOLDEN’S move overseas has fans and workers up in arms claiming an imported version of the once Aussie icon doesn’t deserve its most famous symbol. They don’t think the now-former carmaker should put ...

In an exclusive interview with the Aussie hoons at Drive.com.au at the Frankfurt Motor Show yesterday, GM CEO Fritz Henderson said the company was making good progress with a plan to sell the ...

HOLDEN is set to kill off an Aussie icon by ditching the Commodore name — and the man in charge of the decision is the one who vowed to save it. The decision comes as the next generation large car to ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from New cars. Followed categories will be added to My News. It won’t arrive in showrooms until 2018 but Holden has invited the media into its inner sanctum for a sneak ...

HOLDEN has handled its manufacturing wind-up pretty well, many of its employees say, but there’s just one tremendously symbolic detail that bothers them: The Commodore badge. They don’t think the ...

They don’t think the now-former carmaker should put the Commodore badge on an imported car. The next Commodore will be a German-built, front-wheel-drive Opel and while it might be a good vehicle, many ...

They don’t think the now-former carmaker should put the Commodore badge on an imported car. The next Commodore will be a German-built, front-wheel-drive Opel and while it might be a good vehicle, many ...