Cars
With the future of the Holden Commodore as a traditional rear-wheel drive sedan looking as bleak as the prospect of Australia keeping its automotive manufacturing industry intact over the next decade, the new Gen-F could be the last hurray for a country that grew up with muscle cars spanning from the Ford Falcon GTHO and Valiant Charger R/T of the 1970s to the HSV and FPV's of the 21st century. Read more »
- Future Cars: A Modern Take On Aussie Ford Falcon Coupe
When people think muscle cars, generally, icons of America’s most noteworthy V8’s come to mind - Camaro, Mustang and Challenger to just name a few. However down under in Australia, where most things that crawl into your shoes will try and...
- Aussie 1972 Ford Fairmont Xa Coupe For $75k Is A Tough Sale
Australian fans of the Valiant Charger and Holden Monaro may disagree, but for the rest of the world, Ford's 1970s Falcon and its derivatives is the most well-known two-door muscle car from Down Under. That's mostly because of its role in the...
- 1967 Ford Xr Falcon Zero'd With 600hp V8 Diesel Is Even Greener Than It Looks
Joining the local introductions and even some world premieres like the Lexus LF-LC II at the 2012 Australian International Motor Show in Sydney this October will be a unique muscle car build from the Land Down Under. Australia is known for its love...
- 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....
- 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...
Cars
Infographic Compares New Holden HSV GTS to European and American Power Sedans
With the future of the Holden Commodore as a traditional rear-wheel drive sedan looking as bleak as the prospect of Australia keeping its automotive manufacturing industry intact over the next decade, the new Gen-F could be the last hurray for a country that grew up with muscle cars spanning from the Ford Falcon GTHO and Valiant Charger R/T of the 1970s to the HSV and FPV's of the 21st century. Read more »
- Future Cars: A Modern Take On Aussie Ford Falcon Coupe
When people think muscle cars, generally, icons of America’s most noteworthy V8’s come to mind - Camaro, Mustang and Challenger to just name a few. However down under in Australia, where most things that crawl into your shoes will try and...
- Aussie 1972 Ford Fairmont Xa Coupe For $75k Is A Tough Sale
Australian fans of the Valiant Charger and Holden Monaro may disagree, but for the rest of the world, Ford's 1970s Falcon and its derivatives is the most well-known two-door muscle car from Down Under. That's mostly because of its role in the...
- 1967 Ford Xr Falcon Zero'd With 600hp V8 Diesel Is Even Greener Than It Looks
Joining the local introductions and even some world premieres like the Lexus LF-LC II at the 2012 Australian International Motor Show in Sydney this October will be a unique muscle car build from the Land Down Under. Australia is known for its love...
- 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....
- 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...