The Latest Breaking News from Holden

A souped-up skid machine that drinks methanol, eats tyres and spits out the rest is vying for supremacy at Queensland's biggest legal burnout competition – and its driver wants people to know this is "not just a bogan sport".

GM announced yesterday (US time) that production of the sixth-generation Camaro will come to an end next year, with no immediate clarification on what will replace it in the model line-up.

Holden’s involvement in top-level professional motor racing is officially over. In a quirk of timing, the marque’s presence on track outlasted its existence in the showrooms by two years. It was back in early 2020 when General Motors announced that its famous Australian manufacturer would cease to exist at the…

The Kiwi driver was quickest in back-to-back test sessions this week.

The most legendary racing circuit in Australia and the scene of its most famous race, the Bathurst 1000, Mount Panorama has captivated touring car and GT racers for years. Most of David Brabham's racing career was spent overseas, but the track holds a special place in the 2009 Le Mans…

The 20-year-old learner driver was allegedly also on drugs when his ute was detected at 143 kilometres an hour above the speed limit, shortly before it broke down on the North-South Motorway.

More than five years after the lights were switched off at Adelaide's Holden plant, the site is now on the verge of becoming another manufacturing and export powerhouse, becoming what the SA government describes as the "exotic mushroom capital of Australia".

A $110 million mushroom production facility is being developed on the site of the old Holden vehicle manufacturing plant in Adelaide's north.

Scott Pye's Albert Park-winning Commodore was one of a number of significant Holdens to go under the hammer over the weekend.