Holden Commodore 1978 The iconic Holden Kingswood is replaced by the smaller Commodore in 1978 — after two recent oil crises spook General Motors into downsizing.

Some Holden Commodores have Chevy Bowtie badges because the Commodore VF was rebadged as a Chevy in the U.S. and because the car had a Chevy LS3 engine.

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The Commodore was a downsized full-size from Holden, much like GM's B-body experiment. This prototype VH sold big, leaving us with questions.

The VH model was produced in Australia from 1981 to 1984. This prototype Commodore has a VB chassis, as that was what Holden had at the time. The car was discovered in the Wimmera.

Australian barn finds don’t get much more exciting for Holden fans than this unique Commodore VH SL/E prototype from 1979 that was recently discovered hiding under a tarp in the countryside in ...

The Holden Commodore was sold in a multiple of different forms over its 42-year production run in Australia, but it was never sold as a convertible. That fact makes this particular 1986 VL ...

An auction bidder pays $750,000 for "the last car ever produced at Holden Australia" — even though General Motors says "absolutely the last Holden" is sitting in the National Motor Museum, not ...

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According to an early design document for the VE Commodore obtained by Wheels, Holden also looked at a small sedan, a coupe, a four-door pickup, and a tall wagon with third-row seats.

The Holden VH Commodore, built from late 1981 to early 1984 as an evolution of the VB and VC series, was based on the Germany-developed Opel Rekord E/Commodore C.