Holden Colorado FAQs

• Is the Holden Colorado any good?

  The Holden Colorado certainly compared favourably with many of the popular utes in one of the hottest segments of the market, although as you will no doubt be aware, Holden has bid farewell to Australia. You'll have to eye a second-hand edition of the Colorado if that's what you're after, but you should still know this is one mighty and dependable car fit for a day at work or a weekend with the family. Best of all, you might well be able to score a bargain compared with prices for a brand new HiLux and Ranger.

• Who makes the Holden Colorado?

  Holden was producing the Colorado utility vehicle via a licensing partnership with Isuzu until the brand decided to cease production of the vehicle amid its exit from the local market. Before Holden called time on the Colorado, this workmanlike ute, only in its second generation, was manufactured in Thailand due to the fact that it was sharing a common platform with the Isuzu D-Max.

• What will happen to the Holden Colorado?

  The Holden Colorado is no longer in production and the assembly plant that it was manufactured has already been sold to Great Wall Motors, who will build their own contender to challenge the HiLux. If you've already bought a Holden Colorado, however, you will still have access to parts and servicing through the company's after-sales network for at least 10 years. Furthermore, should there be any recalls or safety bulletins affecting the car, this after-sales network will also manage affairs on behalf of Holden. Naturally, your warranty coverage will still be honoured.