Probably not...but they're interesting none the less! It's called the UTEster.

I found these on another forum, linking to the Holden website. it looks like that GM's Aussie branch has all the design talent left in the corporation.

http://www.holden.com.au/www-holden/action/conceptcarspecs?modelid=20002
http://www.holden.com.au///images/gallery/imagegallery/utester/utester2_640x480.jpg

Here's another Holden concept that looks pretty cool also. It's the SST
http://www.holden.com.au///images/gallery/imagegallery/sst/sst1_640x480.jpg

I want one of the Sandman Panal Vans. (http://www.holden.com.au/www-holden/action/conceptcarspecs?modelid=20000)

http://www.holden.com.au///images/gallery/imagegallery/sandman/Sandman2_640x480.jpg

I sort of like the first two. I think those flares look pretty good. I like those holden Trucks. I've never been a great big fan of the stationwagon.

Just saw my first Aussie produced GTO, made from a Holden Monaro, similar to the ute depicted in these pictures. It looks pretty nicely finished but quite contemporary. No retro here.
If GM decides to import the ute, I might be inclined to buy one, if they slap an El Camino label on it. Supposedly the GTO has running gear made in the US.
Today I received an '83 model El Camino. The interior is so clean it almost looks brand new, and the rest of the vehicle should look exceptionally nice with a little work. It is refreshing just sitting behind the wheel and not feeling like I am sitting in the middle of a 'project', trying to imagine what it might look like. Rust free West Coast car. Still I have no illusions that this is the answer for my desire for a 'new' one, so lets see what GM decides to do.
Eric