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Col Crawford Holden. Proud to be your local Holden Dealer!

The Crawford and Holden story goes back 44 years to when we first had involvement with General Motors Holden. We pride ourselves as being a local business, loyal to the Northern Beaches. It was in fact at the Holden dealership in Newport that my father Col Crawford was Sales Manager in 1963 and in his early stages of his automotive career selling Holden cars. My own motor industry career started in 1979 when I was employed by Sutton Motors Holden.

All New Col Crawford Service Department

Since 1967 the sole focus of Col Crawford Lifestyle Cars has been meeting and exceeding the expectations and needs of our customers. This is why we are proud to reveal the construction of a multi storey, multi purpose Car Service & Parts facility adjacent to our current operations in Roger Street Brookvale. Approval has been granted with Warringah Council for the construction of this state-of-the-art facility with building commencing in 2007 for completion in early 2008.

Sleek New Sporty Look for Popular Wagon

GM Holden's sleek new VE Commodore Sportwagon made its world debut at the Australian International Motor Show in Sydney. The new family vehicle takes VE Commodore's award-winning sporty design and engineering advances and integrates them into a stylish and practical wagon.

Racing car drivers reveal Holden Commodores for Leukaemia Foundation

V8 Supercar drivers Garth Tander and Greg Murphy revealed three visually-striking VE Commodores at Holden's Port Melbourne headquarters today. The Commodores, specifically designed for the Leukaemia Foundation's Patient Transport Scheme, are part of a 12 vehicle fleet donated by Holden to the Leukaemia Foundation.

Water management initiatives deliver savings

Victoria's Minister for Water, John Thwaites, today visited GM Holden's Engine Operations plant in Melbourne to see some the company's water saving initiatives. GM Holden is seen by the Victorian government as an example of how industry in Melbourne is reducing its water use as part of Melbourne's Pathway to Sustainability Top 200 water users program.