The Holden One Tonner was available either with an inline-six or a V8 throughout its production run. Displacement ranged from 2.8 liters on the inline-sixes all the way to 6.0 liters on the V8s.

Holden says the One Tonner had to make way on the production line for the all-new VE Commodore, which is due in August, but slow sales are also believed to have been a factor in its demise.

The original Holden One Tonner was a runaway success so there was good reason for Holden to develop a new generation Commodore-based tray top. The original One Tonner was released with the HQ model in ...

David Morley looks back on the 2003-2006 Holden Commodore One Tonner ute as a second hand vehicle, providing information on value, performance and common problems.

Holden says so. News. Reviews. Car Guides. Car of the Year. New Car Showroom. ... That's because the One Tonner, with its rugged construction of a half-chassis joined to a car-like cabin, ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A V6 all-wheel-drive One Tonner ute. Holden called it "the ultimate tradie's vehicle" because it's capable of carrying a load and ...

WILL Holden ever bring back the one-tonner or is it dead? I'M AFRAID it's dead. It was dropped from the range almost two years ago when Holden was gearing up for the VE. The company is only producing ...