The Latest Breaking News from Holden

Anthony Reid’s passion for Super Touring machinery is plain to see. He describes the 1990s as the British Touring Car Championship’s “zenith” and says this period “really made my name in motor racing”.

A car enthusiast built an FX Holden sedan over two years, then sold it for $246,000 claiming it to be one of three 1946 prototype vehicles imported from the US.

Man charged with murder after a young mother was fatally stabbed in Caboolture, north of Brisbane.

The NSW homicide squad is treating the disappearance of Sydney woman Jessica Zrinski as suspicious as it leads a search of the Hampton State Forest near Jenolan.

A Holden Commodore on the wrong side of the road at Bennetts Green nearly caused collisions during a police pursuit.

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.

Alfa Romeo racer Bottas has dabbled with categories beyond F1 in recent times, with the Finn contesting a variety of rallies in World Rally Championship machinery since 2019.

It was the start of a new era in Supercars at the Newcastle 500 on Friday.

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…

Shane van Gisbergen remains the man for the chasing pack to catch as Supercars returns for its first event of the season in Newcastle.