Australian: HOLDEN will receive more than $180 million in government subsidies to build a new fuel-efficient, four-cylinder car at its Adelaide plant, a decision Kevin Rudd presented as a vindication of his $6.2 billion car plan. The money is for “retooling” the company’s Adelaide plant to produce the new car, which will run on either petrol or diesel, alongside the six-cylinder Holden Commodore. The Prime Minister said the decision was evidence the Government’s industry policy was …