I was wondering how many they make on the GTO's line...I heard it's likw 20 different models and 200,000+ units....

According to this bit on the Holden site, there are about 150,000 units built per year from the Elizabeth plant : http://www.holden.com.au/www-holden/jsp/co...panyprofile.jsp (http://www.holden.com.au/www-holden/jsp/corporateinfo/companyprofile/companyprofile.jsp)

If I remember correctly, there are two (or three) production lines that operate at Elizabeth - one for the sedan/wagon range, and one for the ute and coupe. I know they used to assemble the Opel Vectra there for a while, and I'm not sure what's happened to that line at the plant ...

As far as differing body styles go, there are:

SWB Sedan
SWB Coupe

LWB Sedan
LWB Wagon
LWB 2dr Utility
LWB 4dr Utility

LWB AWD Wagon
LWB AWD 4dr Utility

and of these, I think there are nearly 40 model variants in both LHD and RHD (except the AWD models, these are RHD only at the moment).

I call that one very flexible and versatile platform :afro:

I must of gotten the figures mixed up :(, but it has been said, for Holden to recoup its billion dollar investment in the VE commodore it has to produce 200,000 vehicles at its plant a year, to break even on the return. Hence my statement that they want to ramp it up to that figure.

They do want ramp up their figures to around 200K plus. Actual production now is around 175-185K. The reason why holden wants 200K is because this would allow them to better expand OS and be a niche player.