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After a tough time in 1980s, the company’s fortunes improved in the 90s, before slumping again after the millennium. Demand for cars was booming, and Holden capitalised throughout the 1950s, 60s and 70s. This was given government backing and appeared in 1948. It continued building bodies until after the Second World War, when it designed its own vehicle. In 1931 it became part of the General Motors group. It began to make sidecar bodies in 1913, moving on to whole vehicle bodies.
The company moved into the automotive world in 1908, starting off making car upholstery and offering car repairs. The Holden brand was actually established in 1856 by Englishman James Holden as a saddlery.
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