Some Holden Commodores have Chevy Bowtie badges because the Commodore VF was rebadged as a Chevy in the U.S. and because the car had a Chevy LS3 engine.

Last week, we asked you lot what cars have the coolest logos or badges, and you did not disappoint. From elaborate animals to single letters to celestial constellations, your answers ran the gamut.

Australia’s own Holden was once the official car of the Olympics With the Paris Olympics about to get underway, we look back at a time when the Holden Commodore stood atop the podium.

When the National Holden Motor Museum closed and its rare cars became available, there was no shortage of buyers or money, despite the cost-of-living crisis.

As state seal changes, Minnesota sheriffs are tasked with replacing badges, vehicle decals and more Benton and Sherburne sheriff's offices, among other area law enforcement agencies, display the ...

Before we get too deep into the weeds, it’s important to clarify that there are cars all over the USA with Holden badges on them. Most are nothing more than Chevrolet SS models, but a few are ...

Sticking with Holden, the Torana came in for some heavy decal attention and while the GTR, GTR XU-1, SL/R 5000 and SS models were, indeed, specific models in their own right, the SL/R 3300 was – um – ...

In 1983 Holden aimed the Commodore at the Ford dominated fleet market with the SL-based Executive pack. Standard kit included air-conditioning and auto-transmission, but there were no badges or decals ...

Read more about Aussie classics Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon prices are out of control, but you'd be a fool to buy a used one at nearly $100,000 | Opinion Why the Holden Monaro, Torana, Ford ...

Now wearing Holden badges, the Astras are better value, with a lower sticker price and improved specification - starting from $26,990 plus on-roads.

Who's loving the semiconductor chip shortage? Car dealerships With inventory so tight, car buyers are ready to pony up and pay sticker price.

Not as much as a Holden badge would. A PR masterstroke A Chinese company buying the Holden label for peanuts and using it to sell Chinese-made cars to us is one thing.