Jet Powered Death Wish: 1991 Holden Commodore

Earlier this year I had the good fortune to visit the land down under for a business trip and I can tell you it was a magical place.  The scenery was otherworldly and the cars were also from another dimension...but this next car is not just another fast saloon car, its a bloody ripper. If you don't want a car that requires a checklist to get going in the morning or could give you third degree burns if you turn left quickly...you probably should look elsewhere.  Find this 1991ish Holden Commodore Jet Car here on ebay currently bidding for $10,000 AUD ($7,853 USD) located in Enfield, South Australia with 1 day to go. Tip from Lars W.

Auction Watch: 1973 Opel Commodore

Find this 1973 Opel Commodore here on eBay bidding for $3,650 reserve-not-met with 3 days to go, located in Pompano Beach, FL. Tip from JB1025.

Holden My Breath: 2001 Holden Ute

The VX generation of the Holden Commodore was built in Australia for local consumption from 2000 through 2002 along with its sister car, the Holden Ute that was designated VU.  The V platform was a full sized affair built with a front-engine rear-drive setup with Ecotec V6 and Gen III small block V8 power heading to the rear wheels.  Find this 2001 Holden Ute offered for $6,000 in Hawthorne, CA via craigslist. Tip from Peter. 

Cheaper By The Pound: 1946 Hudson Super Six Sedan

The Hudson you see here was produced after the end of WWII but before the introduction of Hudson's revolutionary step-down unibody construction started in 1948.  Today's example seems like a great price for a car that runs and drives, even though it needs serious restoration.  Find this 1946 Hudson Super Six Sedan here on eBay for $5,500 buy-it-now or make-offer, located in La Habra, CA.

Auction Watch: 2010 Holden Ute SS

Take a look at this 2010 Holden Ute SS here on eBay bidding for $48,600 with auction ending on Thursday.

DTO: Australian For El Camino: 2008 Holden Commodore Ute

The Holden Commodore is a full sized sedan built by GM's Australian subsidiary that was (for a precious few years) imported into the USA as the Pontiac G8, and currently as the Chevrolet SS.  The Commodore has always been a rear-wheel-drive monster, but the VE generation (2007-2013) brought new lunacy in the form of an all independent suspension setup and GM's GenIV small block up front -- plus it was available as a Ute.  What's a Ute, you ask?  This is a 2008 Holden Commodore Ute offered for $37,500 buy-it-now here on eBay in Phoenix, Arizona.