Big News: Leaked Future GM Product & Production Plans!

[jmlee0695]

When something comes out in 2007, when a company is not in bankruptcy, or likely to gobankrupt, things tend to change in 2009 when the company is in bankruptcy.

[Bigdaddyrowland]

Originally Posted by 1487

is gamma RWD or RWD?

Gamma Platform vehicles (Chevy Spark) will be produced in the Orion Twp. Michigan plant. It is a small B segment frontwheel drive vehicle that, judging by the pressure put on the steering system engineer (Me) It will come as 1) An eco-friendly econobox 2) A sporty pocket rocket and 3) A small CUV

I will be in the market for one of these varients when they hit the street.

[mikmak]

Woah. Welcome to GMI! Great way to introduce yourself AND update an old thread

P.S. I'm sure everyone would like to see pics of your GXP in the Members Garage Forum too (hint hint)

[stevecmh]

the Janesville plant is staying open now... REALLY.. thats great

[peter1979]

Here are the details of 16 plant commitments made by General Motors to the UAW, as outlined in documents the UAW provided to local unions today:


Arlington, Texas — GMT 900 truck and SUV continued until 2012, C3XX full-sized truck and SUV replacement beginning 2013.


Bowling Green, Ky. — Corvette and Cadillac XLR continue until 2011, Corvette and XLR replacement product beginning 2012.


Detroit/Hamtramck, Mich. — Buick Lucerne and Cadillac DTS continue until 2010, Global Delta MPV7 beginning in 2009, Global Delta Volt beginning in 2010, Global Epsilon Chevrolet beginning in 2012.


Fairfax, Kan. — Chevrolet Malibu and Saturn Aura continue until 2011, Global Epsilon Buick and Saturn beginning in 2009, Chevrolet large 4-door notchback beginning in 2010.
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[staspeterson]

With tooling Already paid for, a handful of XLRs will continue to be manufactured on th Corvette assembly line. Good! I love flexible manufacture. Cadillac continues to have its "halo" car, on the cheap. Mercedes doesn't build or sell very many big Roadsters either.

The Impala looks to be a stretched Malibu, just like Toyota created the Avalon, stretched off the Camry. Or the way Chrysler stretched a larger Chrysler off the Concorde. Simple, elegant and solves the problem, as the Malibu is a a throughly modern, well received, automobile.

[AndrewGS]

Originally Posted by staspeterson

With tooling Already paid for, a handful of XLRs will continue to be manufactured on th Corvette assembly line. Good! I love flexible manufacture. Cadillac continues to have its "halo" car, on the cheap. Mercedes doesn't build or sell very many big Roadsters either.

It's not built on the same line. It's built by hand on it's own line.