It was an Australian built car, made for Australians. The Holden VE Commodore was the first vehicle over the nameplate's history to receive a start-from-scratch redesign, all done in house. Believe it ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

Holden, the Australian subsidiary of General Motors, will be unveiling its all-new VE Commodore range this Sunday, July 16th, and we’re all invited to watch. The unveiling will be broadcast via the ...

The world premier of the new VE Commodore Sportwagon and the Motor Show debut of the new VE Ute range headline GM Holden's stand at this year's Australian International Motor Show. Holden's display ...

Launched in 2006, the VE Commodore was sold on six continents and recorded production of over 520,000 local and export units during its lifecycle. The car was designed from scratch, representing ...

Holden's VE-series Commodore launched in 2006, which was sold briefly in North America as the Pontiac G8, represented the first clean-sheet design for the Commodore in the nameplate's existence (all ...

Click image for a full hi-res gallery! See the Calais V in its own gallery here. Click image for a full hi-res gallery! See the Calais V in its own gallery here. With yesterday’s launch of the all-new ...

"Maximum" Bob Lutz appears bullish on Holden's new VE Commodore SS-V, calling it "a magic vehicle" after driving it just once, according to Australia's Drive.com.au. That bodes well for the car ...

The home-bred Holden Commodore millions of Australians fell in love with may no longer exist but there are still thousands on local roads. Of them all, this VE-generation model could be the craziest.

GM's Australian division Holden proudly announced today that VE Omega Sportwagon is the first locally-built wagon that achieves the maximum safety rating from the Australasian New Car Assessment ...

Derek loves nothing more than punching a remote location into a GPS, queuing up some music and heading out on a long drive, so it's a good thing he's in charge of CNET Australia's Car Tech channel.