The Holden Commodore has been a mainstay on Australian roads for decades. However, the iconic car has been a hot commodity ...

The newest member to join the ranks of the outted is the new Holden Commodore HSV. Embargos don't seem to be working the way they used to. Traditionally, buff-books would get pictures and details ...

often, they still fail. Holden is the latest automaker to suffer this fate, with images of its new VE Commodore wagon and high-performance HSV Maloo ute being leaked for the second time ahead of ...

Thieves have been filmed attempting to steal an HSV Senator with an angle grinder, as the spate of Holden Commodore heists continues.

Some believed that it should've happened before what is commonly known as the 'fake Commodore' (the ZB) went into production, but most were sad to see the Lion leave the market forever.

It’s easy to write all of that off as marketing guff, but after a day spent putting the HSV through its paces at Holden’s proving ground outside Melbourne, you can’t help but think they’ve somehow ...

One big reason is that it was always going to be the next Commodore, even before Holden decided to stop building cars in Australia. Yes, it was even set to be built here. Once the VE/VF Commodore’s ...

Brazen thieves have been caught on camera attempting to steal an HSV Senator – a luxury/performance version of the Holden Commodore – in Melbourne, amid an epidemic of thefts of the once ...