The original Ford ute won thousands of Aussie ... six that could match Porsche’s 911 for pace. The best-selling Holden HQ of the 1970s found more than 485,000 homes, a feat never bettered ...

The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery has now said the "majority" of one the cars in a commemorative exhibition is not original ... Two cars — an EK Holden wagon and a HQ Holden Monaro sedan ...

Why Holden’s Ute? It’s because the Aussie El Camino was a perfect shape to camouflage a mid-engine test mule and, according to Kociba, would let the C8 development car hide in plain sight.

Maker of several of the coolest Australian muscle cars ever built, Holden, is one such name ... was nothing short of astronomical. The orange ute went for a staggering $1.05 million, which ...

Original story ... Regardless, the HQ not only led the way, but also introduced another winner for Holden, the Statesman. For GM-H it was the start of a very big roll. The HQ Holden has passed ...

which was the chassis cab cousin of the legendary Holden Ute. The One Tonner was the Holden Ute's heartier cousin, which featured beefier construction that wasn't concerned with comfort very much.

A Victorian man is facing a penalty of more than $1000 after police caught sight of his "solar powered" Holden ute. The 40-year-old driver was pulled over at about 4.30pm last Thursday on Stud Rd ...

The vehicle's description reads as follows: This is a right-hand-drive, Australian-spec Holden Ute that's registered in Tennessee as a 2015 Chevrolet Caprice with a Specially Constructed title.

July 15 1971 was big for General-Motors Holden ... The HQ saw the debut of the 202ci six-cylinder engine (basically a bored out 186ci) in passenger vehicles along with smorgasbord of new variants, the ...

This 1974 HQ ... ‘original’ or as-delivered’), and is now in New South Wales on club registration. It looks to be in great condition throughout, and – if not original – has all the right bits to make ...