Corporate Body

Holden Ltd (1998s - 2020)

From
1998s
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
2020
Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Motor industry
Alternative Names
  • GM Holden Ltd (2005 - )
Website
http://www.holden.com.au
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

In the late 1998 General Motors-Holden's Ltd became Holden Ltd and from 2005 adopted the name GM Holden Ltd. The company ceased trading at the end of 2020.

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Timeline

 1918 - 1931 Holden's Motor Body Builders
 1926 - 1931 General Motors Australia
       1931 - 1990s General Motors-Holden's Ltd
             1998s - 2020 Holden Ltd

Published resources

Books

  • Darwin, Norm, 100 years of GM in Australia (Ballarat, Vic.: H@nd Publishing, 2002), 364 pp. Details
  • Hagon, Toby and Hagon, Will, Holden: our car 1856-2017 (Sydney: Pan Macmillan Australia, 2016), 280 pp. Details
  • Holden, William James, Holden our own : the Holden family's story (Newport, NSW: Big Sky Publishing Pty Ltd, 2021), 201 pp. Details
  • Holden, William James, More than Holden our own : 75 year anniversary edition (Newport, NSW: Big Sky Publishing Pty Ltd, 2023), 280 pp. Details
  • Warr, Chris and Kremzer, Joe, In Search of the Holden Piazza (Crows Nest: Allen & Unwin, 2006), 227 pp. Details

Journal Articles

  • Arthur, Ian, 'Making cars in Australia', ASHET News, 10 (4) (2017), 1, 3-6. Details

Resources

Ailie Smith

Created: 2 July 2001, Last modified: 29 November 2024

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