The VU Holden Commodore Ute was a unique Australian vehicle combining car and pickup truck elements with V8 power and sports ...

Slated to go on sale in 2018, the Holden NG Commodore is very different from the full-size RWD sedan it replaces. Smaller, gifted with front-wheel-drive, and based on the 2017 Opel Insignia Grand ...

In the automotive world, we always love the most of something. The car with the most power, the truck with the biggest engine. In the automotive Galapagos that was Australia, the most ute was easy to ...

Kenneth Hall January 22, 2008 Comment Now! With increasing speculation Holden’s VE Commodore Ute is headed to the U.S. as the new Pontiac G8 ST, there’s more reason to believe the dual-cab ‘Crewman’ ...

Here’s one pick-up that we definitely wouldn’t mind taking for a spin, especially if it’s the SS-V version of Holden’s all-new Commodore VE based Ute that’s fitted with GM’s 6.0L V8 engine delivering ...

Instead of bringing all members of the new Commodore VF family out in the open at once, Holden has chosen to release the separate models in stages. Both the station wagon and the pickup truck version ...

The Ute is a car Americans have to make themselves, with a grinder and hammer, because for some reason, we don't deserve a modern El Camino. On the other side of the world, Australians are also ...

Holden spent an extra $105 million in addition to the cool billion dropped on developing the sedan to produce the new VE Ute. That money was sunk into upgrading the hybrid workhorse/sportscar in ...

Australians still mourning the end of local manufacturing for Holden can take a bit of solace in the fact that there are still some locally made Commodores for sale. Wheels reported Friday that there ...

It’s been nearly one year since Holden closed up shop at its manufacturing facility at the Elizabeth assembly plant, but some dealerships still have stock of Holden VF Commodore models. The idea some ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran November 19, 2007 Comment Now! After months of speculation and plenty of denials we now have the first sign of support towards the introduction of more variants of the ...