The Holden Monaro convertible concept, codenamed Marilyn, was a fully operational one-off four-seater concept car that was never intended to reach production. TWR Engineering built it in 2002 in left hand drive at a reported cost of 2 million Australian dollars, and it was shown at the 2004 Sydney Motor Show. It belongs to a line of Monaro concepts that began with the 1998 Monica coupe, which led Holden to build the third generation production Monaro launched in 2001, and continued with the VE Commodore based Coupe 60 shown at the Melbourne Motorshow in 2008.
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The Holden Monaro four-seater convertible, codenamed Marilyn, was a fully operational one-off concept car, it was never intended to reach production.
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It was built in 2002 in left hand drive by TWR Engineering at a reported cost of A$2 million and shown at the 2004 Sydney Motor Show.
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The Holden Monaro four-seater convertible, codenamed Marilyn, was a fully operational one-off concept car, it was never intended to reach production.
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