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2018 Holden Commodore

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The ZB Commodore, revealed on 6 December 2016, was offered with four or six cylinder engines and front wheel drive or all wheel drive, a major departure from the V8 and rear wheel drive variants of the previous generation. There was significant controversy over Holden's decision to retain the Commodore name despite its being considerably smaller than its predecessor. As of April 2018 it had the lowest resale value, as a proportion of its new price, of any car on the Australian market.

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Source Wikipedia: HoldenLead paragraph, Australian subsidiarytier 2
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was an Australian subsidiary company of General Motors

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Source Wikipedia: HoldenLead paragraph, the company and the brandtier 2
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Holden, formerly known as General Motors-Holden, was an Australian subsidiary company of General Motors.

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Source Wikipedia: Holden CommodoreFifth generation, ZB, importedtier 2
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The ZB Commodore was revealed on 6 December 2016, as a re-engineered and overhauled version of the Opel Insignia B
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  • Fifth generation (2018-2020), ZB
    There was significant controversy regarding Holden's decision to retain the Commodore name for the 2018 model
  • Year: Fifth generation (2018-2020), ZB
    There was significant controversy regarding Holden's decision to retain the Commodore name for the 2018 model
  • Fifth generation (2018-2020), ZB, passage 2
    2018, the ZB Commodore had the lowest
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Wikipedia: Holden
WikipediaLead paragraph, Australian subsidiary
Quote, Lead paragraph, Australian subsidiary
Holden, formerly known as General Motors-Holden, was an Australian subsidiary company of General Motors.
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