Its Official: Holden to cease Australian manufacturing in 2017, Toyota soon to follow
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Is this the end of the 105 year old Holden?? What about the Chevrolet SS?? If it's the end of Holden, sad news.
Is this the end of the 105 year old Holden?? What about the Chevrolet SS?? If it's the end of Holden, sad news.
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Maybe GM should move production of the SS along side the Camaro once Camaro moves assembly to Michigan or on the Corvette line like the XLR did.
Or just move Holden to the U.S.
All in all, Aussies do make great cars.
Hope GM doesn't decided to rid of Opel or Vauxhall.
Or just move Holden to the U.S.
All in all, Aussies do make great cars.
Hope GM doesn't decided to rid of Opel or Vauxhall.