The mildly facelifted LX series arrived in February 1976. Cosmetically the most obvious changes were to replace the LH's rectangular headlights with round headlights, to change side window surrounds from body colour to black and to enlarge the front Holden badge. Soon after its introduction, in July 1976, the LX was subjected to performance reducing engine modifications to comply with new ADR27A emission regulations.
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was an Australian subsidiary company of General Motors
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facelifted LX series arrived in February 1976
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facelifted LX series arrived in February 1976
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