Holden Insignia
Holden's import bargains
The VXR experiment resulting in dirt-cheap second-hand performance
Holden drops VXR models, Commodore replacement spied
As Holden drop two sporting models, another likely candidate is poised to replace them
2018 Holden Commodore AWD shows off power oversteer
Lighter and more powerful imported Holden shows off Focus RS handling
2018 Holden Commodore import negativity was expected
Biggest change ever to Holden Commodore was always going to be controversial, but Holden isn’t fazed.
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Mystery Holden teased on social media
Secret Holden motorsport mashup surfaces, but it isn’t a Commodore
2017 Opel Insignia spy pics
The highly anticipated and much-rumoured replacement for the Holden Commodore sheds a bit more camo.
Revealed: Where your new car comes from
Your shiny new ride probably won’t come from the country the badge represents.
2017 Holden Commodore hot hatch spy pics
Opel Insignia caught testing the limits before it arrives in Australia wearing a Holden Commodore badge – and it’s a hatchback
Opel Insignia confirmed as next Holden Commodore
Opel boss, Dr Karl-Thomas Neumann, has confirmed the new Insignia is to be Australia’s next Holden Commodore, and he thinks we’ll like it.
2016 Geneva Motor Show: Holden's imported Commodore
Opel Insignia confirmed as Commodore replacement, according to head of General Motors' European division
Could the Opel Insignia be Holden's next family car?
These spy photos of a new Opel Insignia under test could show Holden’s next family model
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The road to 2016 Wheels Car of the Year
Choosing which cars will make it through to the road to COTY glory is just the start of a very long journey
New cars to watch in 2015
With only six months left until the New Year, we’ve weeded out the top six cars to watch for as we tick down to 2016.
2015 Holden Insignia VXR spotted in Oz
Is this the future of HSV? Courtesy of Opel, the Holden Insignia VXR is finally caught wearing the Lion insignia ahead of its official launch Down Under
Holden mines Opels
German GM cars to return with Holden badges