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Holden is launching the 2011 Holden VE Series II Thunder Ute limited edition, offering V6 and V8 customers $3000 of added value. The return of the Thunder nameplate coincides with the 60th anniversary of the launch of the original 1951 Holden Ute.
Works best at play Model Tested: 2009 Holden Commodore SS Ute; 6.0-litre V8 AFM petrol; six-speed automatic; utility - $44,490* Options (as fitted): Metallic Paint $500 (Voodoo); Hard Tonneau $3,030; 20-inch Alloy Wheels $2,369; Mat
Holden announced yesterday that it will export the VE ute to South Africa which continues a five year trend of ute exports to that country. Although the ute will be re-badges as a Chevy Lumina SS, the specifications are almost identical to our own
2007 Holden VE Omega Ute review CarAdvice rating: Recommended Retail Price: $30,990 with aircon (and who wouldn't option aircon?) Options Fitted: Metallic Paint - $400 - by Karl Peskett "Oh my goodness!" he said. "What is it?" I
2007 Holden SS-V Ute (Manual) First Steer It’s been quite a lead up to the release of Holden’s much anticipated VE Ute. CarAdvice has had spy pictures and reader information for months now, but until Karl's review on Friday, getting a drive was
2007 Holden VE SS-V Ute Review CarAdvice rating: Recommended Retail Price: $44,900 Options Fitted: Automatic transmission - $2000 - by Karl Peskett Rule number one when testing a Holden SS-V Ute: Because I’m driving a ute, I’m a