The Latest Breaking News from Holden

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.

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.

The Australian dry lakes racing and hot rodding community is in shock after one of its members collapsed on Lake Gairdner in South Australia and couldn't be revived.

The driver will be charged with improper use of a motor vehicle and further charges may be laid.

Her LH Torana has been a six-year labour of love.

Walkinshaw Andretti United has formally announced it will return to Super2 next year with a two-car programme.