What’s a car without a name? It’s an object that may function superbly well. It might even look impressively tough or ...

And while people have enjoyed swapping American for Australian badges on the car, it almost always had to happen via non-official channels.

Installing badges from a different manufacturer may seem odd, but that's exactly what some Holden Commodore owners do. Here's why.

The Holden HQ is available from $2,090 to $5,940 for the 1974 range of models in Sedan, Wagon, Van and Single Cab body types.

Holden has released a special edition Commodore with a front end borrowed from the defunct Pontiac G8.

The Holden lion badge has changed only three times since 1928: in 1948 at the launch of the first General Motors Holden car, in 1972 to coincide with the launch of the HQ Kingswood, (which went on ...

The last Holden car will drive off the production line in Adelaide, Australia, this week, ending the country’s love affair with a car that was once a part of the national fabric.

Holden Commodore badge of honour should not be used on imported vehicles, workers say HOLDEN’S move overseas has fans and workers up in arms claiming an imported version of the once Aussie icon ...

Holden Commodore badge of honour should not be used on imported vehicles, workers say HOLDEN has handled its manufacturing wind-up pretty well, many of its employees say, but there’s just one ...

GM May Eliminate Holden Badge in Australia after 2017, Sell Cars as Chevrolet Instead After learning the sad truth that GM would be pulling out of ...