The Holden Journey

From our saddlery days in 1856 to becoming a national icon, Holden is forever woven into the fabric of Australia. We’re reflecting on our journey and where we have been - all thanks to our incredible team, loyal fans and customers.

[@adamclarke8311]

Gonna miss you guys. Holden is, and will remain to be, one of my favourite brands of all time.

[@lachlanschultz8118]

Thank you Holden, from humble beginnings to a cultural icon. Even being young, I feel Holden has always been part of my life and I am devastated to see you leave Australia. I am proud to be a Holden supporter, owner and driver.

[@HerbieTheVolkswagen]

Cheers for the ride over the years Holden. HJ and the VX are my favorite model's

[@area51isreal71]

Bit of a gap there between the HK and the VB Commodore is'nt there? You guys were really starting to cook by the time the HT rolled around. The Hurricane, Torana 4 and 6 cylinder models, the stillborn GTR-X and XU-1 V8, the big selling HQ including the first Statesman and One Tonner, the Sandman, the HJ Caprice, L34 and A9X Toranas, the HX LE coupe and the HZ with Radial Tuned Suspension. You missed the best years of your life.....just as you will be missed by all Australians. Thanks for the memories and the journey that you gave us and all the best in your future endeavors.

[@bisk1190]

nearly cracked a tear

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

Awe this is so sad!!!

[@eddybulich3309]

It's funny how things recycle and history repeats. I imagine Holden will one day again be making horse saddles - because looking at their sales of the new German Opel Commodore front wheel drive has really inspired the Australian buying public. I suppose a saddle is close to a horses ass.

[@jordanschuh9754]

I love 💕 the future cars 🚗 but it,s a bit of a pity that they won’t be making them in Australia 🇦🇺.

[@clerinmartin3433]

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[@jordanschuh9754]

Hi channel 53 your herby are the Vfs and the new commodore your favourite as well.

[@arieboles]

So you shifted production outside Australia - you still pay tax here cause you sell here... However, your prices hasn't changed but got a little more expensive! So how come! We are stakeholders and we need to know. You used to pay $35 per hour now you pay less than $10 per hour. Are you putting the difference in your pockets. How would you pass on the savings to us!! If the prices are the same and slightly higher, why wouldn't you remain in Australia and support the Australian economy (employment and more)!!!! I am a stakeholder (customer + community) and I want to know!