Holden Crewman
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The Holden Crewman is a car-based pickup truck built by Holden, a subsidiary of General Motors in Australia. The Crewman is essentially a 4-door version of the Holden Ute – which is based on the Holden Commodore. Holden first started manufacturing the VY Crewman in September 2003, and in August 2004 the VZ Crewman was introduced in conjunction with the Holden VZ Commodore and Ute, from which the Crewman is based on.
In December 2003, Holden released an all-wheel drive variant of the Crewman known as the Crewman Cross 8. Powered by a 225 kilowatt V8 engine, the Cross 8 featured a modified appearance, more suited to an off-road vehicle.
Current vehicles
Adventra • Astra • Barina • Caprice • Captiva • Combo • Commodore • Crewman • Epica • Rodeo • Statesman • Tigra • Ute • Viva
Historical vehicles
Apollo • Belmont • Brougham • Calibra • Camira • Cruze • Drover • EH • EJ • EK • FB • FC • FE • FJ • FX (48-215) • Frontera • Gemini • Jackaroo • Kingswood • Monaro • Nova • One Tonner • Piazza • Premier • Sandman • Scurry • Shuttle • Special • Standard • Suburban • Sunbird • Torana • Vectra • Zafira
Concept and future vehicles
ECOmmodore • Efijy • GTR-X • Nations Cup Monaro • Sandman • SST • SSX • Torana TT36 • UTEster
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