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General Motors announced today the introduction of the Holden Commodore based, Chevrolet Omega in the Brazilian market. Evidently, the word “based†is an understatement because the only visible difference between the Chevy and its down-under stable mate is restricted to the bowtie in the grille. While American consumers will have to wait until early 2008 to get a taste of the RWD Australian sedan via the Pontiac G8, the Chevrolet Omega will go on sale in Brazil
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- Holden Celebrates Commodore's 30th Anniversary
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- ‘08 Holden Commodore Sportwagon Leaked Ahead Of Sydney Show
A second image of Holden’s forthcoming VE Commodore Sportwagon (click here) has been leaked into the web, a week ahead of its official debut at the 2007 Sydney International Motor Show (Oct. 11). From the looks of it, Holden has prepped up the...
- 2009 Chevrolet V8 Ss Mule Spotted In California
This thinly disguised Holden Commodore based Chevrolet with SS badgetry was spotted yesterday (July 12) just outside of San Diego, California. Practically, we’re talking about a sister model to the upcoming Pontiac G8 GT with the 362Hp 6.0-liter...
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2008 Chevrolet Omega: Brazil’s Turn For The Holden Commodore
General Motors announced today the introduction of the Holden Commodore based, Chevrolet Omega in the Brazilian market. Evidently, the word “based†is an understatement because the only visible difference between the Chevy and its down-under stable mate is restricted to the bowtie in the grille. While American consumers will have to wait until early 2008 to get a taste of the RWD Australian sedan via the Pontiac G8, the Chevrolet Omega will go on sale in For those unfamiliar with the Brazilian market, the current Chevrolet Omega is a rebadged version of the previous Holden Commodore. GM decided to import the Omega from
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- What's In A Name: Chilean And Brazilian Chevy Vectras
In the beginning we wanted to write about the new Chilean market Chevrolet Vectra but for no particular reason we decided to spend some time looking into GM's global crate of nameplates. Now, pay attention because you may get lost in translation:...
- Holden Celebrates Commodore's 30th Anniversary
The introduction of the Commodore in GM Holden's range in 1978 along with the addition of a Statesman De Ville in the family the same year is probably one of the first -though very vague- automotive memories of yours truly. The first Commodore rolled...
- Holden Commodore 60th Anniversary Editions
Continuing its "special edition" marketing attack, Holden released details on the Commodore VE 60th Anniversary that will be available in two flavors, the Omega and the sport SS V. Starting with the V8-powered SS-V 60th Anniversary Special Edition it...
- ‘08 Holden Commodore Sportwagon Leaked Ahead Of Sydney Show
A second image of Holden’s forthcoming VE Commodore Sportwagon (click here) has been leaked into the web, a week ahead of its official debut at the 2007 Sydney International Motor Show (Oct. 11). From the looks of it, Holden has prepped up the...
- 2009 Chevrolet V8 Ss Mule Spotted In California
This thinly disguised Holden Commodore based Chevrolet with SS badgetry was spotted yesterday (July 12) just outside of San Diego, California. Practically, we’re talking about a sister model to the upcoming Pontiac G8 GT with the 362Hp 6.0-liter...