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Holden’s end is inevitable

Jul 11, 2013, updated May 09, 2025

Holden's Australian boss Mike Devereux

RICHARD BRINKMAN: The end of production at Holden will cause short-term pain but it is going to happen sooner or later (Holden boss’s September deadline, InDaily, July 10, 2013).

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Meanwhile, taxpayer money donated to this multi-billion dollar global car money is just a gift to one of the largest U.S. manufacturers. I just wish Holden would go away.

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