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Holden was an Australian car maker founded in Adelaide as a saddlery in 1856. It became a subsidiary of General Motors in 1931 and built the first Australian mass-produced car, the 48-215, in 1948. It is best known for the Commodore and its rivalry with Ford.
Holden stopped local manufacturing in 2017, and GM retired the brand in 2021. Holdens remain very common on the used market, with models such as the Commodore, Colorado, Captiva, Cruze and Barina. GM continues to provide parts and servicing support through its network, and some former Holden dealers now sell GMSV products.
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