Commodore lives

Stories: Paul Gover, chief reporter Carsguide

The current VF Commodore is the last of the all-Australian line, but the nameplate that hit the road in 1978 will live on into 2018 and beyond. GM Holden is not confirming the car, but is locking in the Commodore name for the imported front-wheel drive full-sized replacement for the current car. The decision comes after extensive positive research into the history, support and potential for the badge. It’s no surprise to the Holden faithful, although GM’s head of international operations – who also made the final decision on the Elizabeth factory closure – is happy to claim the credit. “We are confident that, from 2018, we can honour Commodore’s heritage and chart a new direction for the next-generation vehicle that is worthy of the esteemed Commodore name,” said Stefan Jacoby. “I…

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