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Holden Special Edition Commodore Car Design





Holden Special Edition Commodore Car Design
Holden has released special edition Commodore SVZ Ute and Wagon models offering key extra features and outstanding value for money. The new “Morpheous” metallic colour available on VE Commodore sports models is also available with the special edition SVZ Ute.

"If we can pull that off and we have the next generation Commodore in as a police vehicle then we want to take a look at reintroducing a civil version as a high-end Chevrolet. Because when you get down to it the thrill of high performance driving is unmatched by anything that doesn't have rear-wheel drive, bags of torque and a nice transmission. So there's a possibility of a premium Chevrolet sedan that would be sold in limited numbers. Think of it as a kind of four-door Corvette."

You may recall that GM recently unveiled the Chevrolet Caprice PPV as a law enforcement-only model and ever since there has been enthusiast demand for a civilian version, especially now since the G8 is dead. Of course all this could mean nothing...so here's hoping.

Modern Holden Monaro Car Style Design






Modern Holden Monaro Car Style Design
The modern Monaro, a reincarnation of the 1960s and 1970s performance leader, has captured the Australian public’s imagination and beaten all comers as the nation’s best selling sports car for the past three years.

muscular new look is pointed up by aggressive styling cues like twin bonnet scoops, strong front facia graphics and an exclusive vivid blue exterior finish called Turismo. Monaro has been Australia’s top-selling sports car since its release and it is exported to markets including the United States, where it sells as Pontiac GTO, the Middle East as Chevrolet Lumina S and SS Coupe and Britain as Vauxhall Monaro. Holden Chairman and Managing Director, Denny Mooney, said Monaro was a famous nameplate which symbolized the spirit of the Holden brand for many Australians.

Monaro’s sleek, expressive body – all accentuated curves and stylish silhouette – gets a makeover to match. Its 349 bhp performance potential is clearly advertised by twin air scoops with mesh inserts which punctuate a powerful new bonnet form and strong front end graphics. Stand-out Monaro VZ styling cues include a sharper-edged headlamp treatment, a more prominent, angular grille opening with textured hexagonal mesh detailing, echoed in the larger air intake ‘mouth’ below. The deep, integrated facia also houses a unique vertically slotted park lamp and projector-style fog lamp combination.

Cool Holden Car Design Wallpapers







Cool Holden Car Design Wallpapers
Holden’s historic year of new car launches has culminated at the Australian International Motor Show with 16 cars appearing for the first time at an Australian show. Headline models include Australia’s best selling car range, the all-new VE Commodore, WM Statesman and Caprice long-wheelbase cars and the all-new Captiva SUV launched earlier this month.

Holden today unveiled its all new VE Ute range, the latest iconic model in a line-up that spans almost 60 years of Australian motoring. Launching the new range in Melbourne today, GM Holden Chairman and Managing Director Chris Gubbey said almost 60 years of history had established the Holden Ute as a true Australian icon."The ute's development tells the story of Australia. Today's ute is about working hard, playing hard and enjoying an active lifestyle," Mr Gubbey said."VE Ute raises the bar in this segment and sets new standards in safety, comfort, flexibility and performance, and all at the great value price you'd expect from Holden."

Holden's world-class design and engineering expertise has created a vehicle that successfully integrates sports car performance, ride and handling and workhorse practicality.Sharing the same genetic make-up as the multi-award winning VE Commodore sedan, the all new VE Ute was designed, engineered and built in Australia.