The end of the line for the General Motors Brand in Australia and New Zealand. After 160 years the iconic Holden nameplate will disappear from dealerships across Australia and New Zealand by the third quarter of 2020. In the wake of this decision announced today by General Motors in the United States, the 1.6 million Holden vehicles owned by Australians ...

In a joint announcement, GM Holden and HSV have released details of a new agreement struck between the two iconic Australian companies. The new partnership marks a pivotal moment in HSV’s 30-year history in Australia and begins an exciting chapter in bringing a whole new breed of vehicles to customers.    The focus of the new agreement is to utilise ...

Holden Colorado – Take The Road By Storm A limited-edition production total of 500 vehicles Increased comfort and features on the LTZ Crew Cab Pick Up Storm pack fitted with $3000 worth of additional content including heated leather seats, storm accessories and branded bonnet On sale, nationwide from October 2017 Holden has announced the return of the popular ‘Storm’ Special ...

Rob Randazzo and Brenton O’Connor review the small to medium van sector. Visitors to Sydney airport can gain an immediate impression of the importance of the van segment to the courier market simply by walking past the huge DHL courier depot located adjacent to the domestic terminal. It’s a hive of activity as dozens of yellow bee-like Ford Transits of ...

Delivery Magazine delves into the growth of the off-road load carrier for the recreational tradie – Stuart Martin reports  To suggest there’s been solid growth in the LCV 4×4 dual cab segment of the Australian new vehicle market is akin to suggesting the Coalition has a mild dislike of alternative energy options. The multipurpose machine that tows both tools and ...

It’s taken its time to gain its credentials, but the latest Colorado is a different beast from the early versions – report by Stuart Martin. STARTING behind the eight ball has never been better demonstrated than by Holden’s Colorado. It was a long way off the pace and underdone when it arrived to replace the outgoing machine, shared with Isuzu, ...

Holden has worked hard to improve the Colorado, and the latest version is undoubtedly its best yet – Words by Chris Mullett It’s highly reassuring, though not necessarily a regular occurrence, when you find senior management of a vehicle manufacturer that is genuinely enthusiastic about its products. It certainly used to be the case that anyone working in the car ...

Holden has worked hard to improve the Colorado, and the latest version is undoubtedly its best yet. It’s highly reassuring, though not necessarily a regular occurrence, when you find senior management of a vehicle manufacturer that is genuinely enthusiastic about its products. It certainly used to be the case that anyone working in the car industry was an enthusiast. But these ...

Delivery Magazine’s Ute of the Year contest promotes some interesting results in the fit-for-purpose equation It’s the thriving segment of the light commercial vehicle industry and utes figure large in the buyer’s mindset as a bridge between workhorse and status symbol. But just which models work better than others can only be debated after extensive comparison testing running at the ...

Holden introduces its new, top of the range, Colorado Z71 pick-up There’s a new addition to the Colorado nameplate, that of the Z71 pick up, and Delivery was fortunate in being the first specialist magazine invited by Holden to complete a full test programme. Based on the MY16 Colorado LTZ 4×4 Crew-Cab pick-up, Colorado Z71 adds a long list of ...