Commodore to retire after 42 years

[RiffRaffMama]

At its peak in 1998, Commodore sold 94,642 VTs in Australia, and now, after 42 years and 26 Bathurst wins, Holden is retiring the Commodore badge in 2020.

https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/the-holden-commodore-is-dead-at-42-20191210-p53iop.html

 

[NeddyBear]

Which Holden is this, I thought Holden ended on the 20th October 2017 and along with it the Commodores.

 

[Trevor loves holden.]

The best Commodore was the Torana, loved them before they rebadged them.

 

[RiffRaffMama]

Which Holden is this, I thought Holden ended on the 20th October 2017 and along with it the Commodores.

They ceased being manufactured in Australia back in 2017, but continued to be built overseas and shipped over here. Holden is now no longer doing that (at least with the Commodore), and no more models of Commodore will be built. The ZB Commodore (2018-2020) is the final model to be built.

 

[Immortality]

They ceased being manufactured in Australia back in 2017, but continued to be built overseas and shipped over here. Holden is now no longer doing that (at least with the Commodore), and no more models of Commodore will be built. The ZB Commodore (2018-2020) is the final import.

Fixed it for ya. Holden stopped building Commodores in 2017 and started badge engineering. The name plate should have been retired in 2017 and then the ZB might have stood a chance but it never did as a Commodore no matter how good (or bad) it is/was.