Holden cars at the shipping docks await export to overseas markets. A voice-over chronicles the expansion of the Holden brand to 46 territories outside Australia, including New Zealand, Thailand, Singapore, Malaya and North Borneo. We see Holden cars in some of these locations including a police car in Malaya and Holdens driving along the waterfronts and streets of South-East Asia. Holdens are also seen on streets in the Middle East, as the narrator describes the 'strange surroundings’ of 'mosques, palaces and bazaars’. A taxi driver in Iran is filmed leaning against his Holden waiting for a customer. While cars are polished on the assembly line at a GMH plant in Australia, the voice-over states that Holden exports have helped make the 'made in Australia’ stamp a 'badge of quality wherever it’s seen’.