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Bad news for Australian drivers interested in GM's Chevrolet Volt as the local version of the car that will be marketed under the Holden brand and which is expected to arrive later this year will reportedly cost well over AU$60,000 (equal to US$62,000).
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- Holden To Stay In Australia After $200 Million Deal, New Commodore Coming To The U.s. As A Chevy?
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- Holden Rumored To Decide On The Future Of The Commodore By The End Of December
Once a production hub, Australia's motoring industry is now facing the prospect of losing one of its most acclaimed model series, the Holden Commodore (and apparently, its Caprice derivatives) after the upcoming redesign, which is scheduled for 2013....
- Gm Says Holden Is Safe From Bankruptcy Proceedings, Will Be An Important Part Of 'new Gm'
It appears that -at least for the time being- Holden has escaped unscathed from the bankruptcy of its parent company, General Motors. As stated by the American automaker, Holden will continue normal operations in Australia and New Zealand as the company...
- Report: Aussie Editor Says Recession Will Kill Gm's Holden Unit
As speculation grows on whether or not General Motors will be filling for bankruptcy, questions arise on the future of the company's subsidiaries such as the firm's Australian unit, Holden. In a report on the future of Australia's automobile...
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Holden's Version of the Volt to Cost Over $60,000 in Australia!
Bad news for Australian drivers interested in GM's Chevrolet Volt as the local version of the car that will be marketed under the Holden brand and which is expected to arrive later this year will reportedly cost well over AU$60,000 (equal to US$62,000).
While Holden has yet to publicly announce prices, the Sydney Morning Herald reports that GM's subsidiary told its dealers that the Volt will carry a retail price of AU$59,990 before on-road and dealer costs, which the newspaper says rises to as much as AU$66,000 (US$68,200) with the aforementioned fees.
Read more »- Holden Reveals New Chevy-based Malibu Sedan, Goes On Sale In Australia Next Year
Australia's version of the new generation of the Chevrolet Malibu was official unveiled today by GM' local subsidiary, Holden, ahead of the mid-size sedan's 2013 launch in the market. Holden said that it will complete the engineering work...
- Holden To Stay In Australia After $200 Million Deal, New Commodore Coming To The U.s. As A Chevy?
The United States and Canada aren't alone in supporting General Motors and its companies. The Australian government is also doing its part to keep GM's local subsidiary Holden in the country by promising a subsidy package worth more than AU$200...
- Holden Rumored To Decide On The Future Of The Commodore By The End Of December
Once a production hub, Australia's motoring industry is now facing the prospect of losing one of its most acclaimed model series, the Holden Commodore (and apparently, its Caprice derivatives) after the upcoming redesign, which is scheduled for 2013....
- Gm Says Holden Is Safe From Bankruptcy Proceedings, Will Be An Important Part Of 'new Gm'
It appears that -at least for the time being- Holden has escaped unscathed from the bankruptcy of its parent company, General Motors. As stated by the American automaker, Holden will continue normal operations in Australia and New Zealand as the company...
- Report: Aussie Editor Says Recession Will Kill Gm's Holden Unit
As speculation grows on whether or not General Motors will be filling for bankruptcy, questions arise on the future of the company's subsidiaries such as the firm's Australian unit, Holden. In a report on the future of Australia's automobile...