Same idea. Anyway, Chevy seems to have had the same idea as well, for the now-discontinued Chevy SS. What's strange about this is not the use of Holden badges as such—after all, the Chevy SS ...

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 ...

There is an interesting Easter Egg lurking in the options list of the new Chevrolet SS configurator ... proudly – that these items feature the Holden logo. Like Jalopnik, we, too, would like ...

Rumours about the Holden Commodore returning to the United ... only last week the company decided to trademark the name. The SS badge has since been used on numerous different models, the most ...

minus the Holden badge, was designed to turn heads. SS V-Series has always been about sports performance and ultimate road presence. Now we ve dialled it up even further, he said.

Chevy badges be gone. After a few quick “add to cart” sessions on Original Parts Group Australia (an excellent place for all OEM Holden parts), my 2016 Chevrolet SS has all the trimmings of a ...

Having being around since 1982, when it was adopted from sister company Chevrolet and used on the Commodore VH, the SS badge will disappear ... as the upcoming Holden Commodore will be essentially ...

Additionally, a Chevy SS sedan gave up its six-speed manual, limited-slip differential, hubs, 19-inch wheels, and cooling system. The seller then swapped out its Chevy badges for Holden badges and ...

In Australia, the SS badge has a special meaning to Holden owners. Its most frequently associated with the Commodore large car and to a lesser extent, the ultra-rare Torana SS of the 1970s.