holden no longer
Posted by: shanlee
13th Feb 2014 12:32am
It is a said day then we as an Australian country will see the holden go down in history as something we will talk about in the past
Anonymous
- 21st Feb 2014 04:34pm
holden will still exist as such, just that they will be designed and manufactured by different people, and those designers will turn holden into something completely different to what it is now, so even if they keep the name, holden will eventually change completely
and they are keeping a design studio on australia, although its a bit of a joke, all they do is make sure the cars meet australian design requirements, so they practically do nothing
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