Celebrating Holden’s Legacy
AustralianHolden.com is your dedicated home for accurate specifications, model histories, maintenance guides, and enthusiast‑focused information covering Australia’s most iconic vehicles. From the earliest 48‑215 models through to the final VF Commodores, we document the cars that shaped generations of Australian motoring.
Our mission is simple: to be the most trusted and comprehensive Holden resource online — built for owners, restorers, collectors, and fans who want reliable information without the guesswork. If you are new to the site, start here.
Australian Holden Part Finder
VS Commodore VS Executive
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| Years | 1995–1997 |
|---|---|
| Body | Station Wagon |
| Doors | 5 |
| Seats | 5 |
| Engine(s) | Ecotec L36 |
| Transmission(s) | Getrag 260, Getrag 5-Speed |
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Brakes
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Explore Holden by Model Series
Find detailed specifications, common issues, restoration tips, and historical insights for your favourite Holden era.
Early Holdens (48‑215 to EH, 1948–1965)
The cars that started it all — Australia’s first mass‑produced vehicles and the foundation of Holden’s legacy.
H Series (HD to WB, 1965–1984)
Including Statesman and Monaro. A golden era of engineering evolution, performance, and unmistakable Australian design.
Commodores (VB to VF, 1978–2017)
The backbone of Australian motoring for four decades. Full specifications, common problems, and model‑by‑model breakdowns.
Torana (HB to UC, 1967–1980)
From humble beginnings to Bathurst legends — explore the full Torana lineage.
Gemini (TX to RB, 1975–1986)
Lightweight, economical, and beloved by generations of drivers.
Camira (JB to JE, 1982–1989)
A unique chapter in Holden’s history with plenty of quirks and stories.
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Latest Articles & Guides
Stay up to date with new content added weekly. Our articles cover maintenance, troubleshooting, restoration, and ownership advice.
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About This Site
AustralianHolden.com is continuously expanding with new specifications, guides, and historical content. We aim to provide the most accurate and user‑friendly Holden information on the internet — and we’re committed to preserving the legacy of Australia’s most iconic automotive brand.
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