2007 Holden Commodore SSV Photo Gallery
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The Commodore lineup is the heart of the Holden brand. The previous generation was a top-seller for nearly a decade. GM invested around $800 million U.S. into its replacement, launched down under last summer to strong reviews. In addition to the Pontiac version's unveil at the Chicago auto show as you read this, it'll form the basis for Vauxhall sedans in the U.K. and Opels in Germany. Of greater importance to muscle-hungry Americans, it provides the foundation for the reborn Chevrolet Camaro, and we're sure it'll do the same for a future Impala SS.
Check out these photos of the 2007 Holden Commodore SSV and be sure to read the full story in the April 2007 issue of Motor Trend.