An historic Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden Commodore Supercar has landed in Bathurst at the National Motor Racing Museum.

Once upon a time, back in the days of thirsty big V8s, Holden Motorsport boss John Lindell had a company Commodore that he ...

It also brings a split-fold back seat for the first time in a non-wagon Commodore. The Sportwagon has lost around 100 litres in capacity though, but is still a very useful 560 litres to seat height or ...

as it was the first in a long line of Holden Special Vehicles machines. A sought-after 1988 Holden Commodore VL Walkinshaw SS Group S Sedan (build No. 479) sold for $57,750 after being pursued by ...

The rare “Walkinshaw” Holden central to the Dear Rachelle podcast is instantly recognisable to muscle car fans as the first ...