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2020 Holden Commodore previewed in leaked images

2020 Holden Commodore previewed in leaked images

Posted on October 22, 2019 By Jarvis

Facelifted Chinese-market Buick Regal has emerged, previewing changes to Holden’s updated large car

The facelifted ZB Holden Commodore could look a lot like this — China’s closely related Buick Regal, a midlife cosmetic upgrade of which has been revealed via leaked images.

Though the Commodore is now imported into Australia via a French connection – PSA Peugeot Citroen’s 2017 acquisition of Opel from GM and therefore the Insignia on which the Commodore is based – the large Aussie sedan remains closely related to the Chinese-market Buick Regal seen here.
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