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the answer to GMs problems!
Step 1: take the commodore and commodore ss
Step 2: make it LHD Step 3: throw some impala and impala ss badges on that mofo Step 4: sell cars and get out of the ****ter Info on said car: http://www.autoblog.com/2006/07/16/2...-in-australia/ |
Wow. Very nice.
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Uh, looks like the GTO to me. :shrug:
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i kinda like that.
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They do all those steps, only call it Lumina and sell them in the Middle East.
And if you can hold out for a little more, expect something like that to show up very soon, made here. Holden will never be able to keep up with demand. As for it answering GM's problems, not gunna happen. RWD is not going to just save GM, but it could help bring in some added vehicles to stirr up the divisions. They are very nice vehicles inside and out, and this new VE chassis is a going to be a great platform, but not going to save GM. I do hope that the Zeta car's hit the Detroit Autoshow big this year. |
its a sexy beast
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bring the hsv ute, call it a elcamino ss.......:)
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i second the Elcamino SS
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:huh:
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W bodies outsell the LX cars by a lot. Its not about sales, but about an image change and a impact car. Thats what they were for.
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Actualy, the cars dont carry the same impact that the LX cars did. I still dont think that the RWD aspect of the cars added to its popularity, but the fact that its looks were so powerful and polarizing, that it could be said that if it was placed on a FWD chassis, it might have gotten the same reaction and netted the same sales.
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yeah but the holden has a very luxurious foriegn look to it. a high quality, high performance, good lookin car? i think it will have a huge impact on the market. thats just my thoughts though
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HOLY COW!! If they make they here and the rear seat is big enough for my three boys I might have to skip the Charger for one of those. Finally a GM sedan that does NOT look like a GM car!
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Doesnt look like a GM car? How does one know what a GM car looks like over a non-GM car? It is, in fact, a GM car, so it must look like like a GM car....
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Al, they're just trying to say that if you look at all the GM NA cars and then you looked at that, you wouldnt think they were made by the same automaker. and I agree with jake, if that car was brought to the states looking exactly like it does there, it would be a very popular car.
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Shrink down car selections and choices
Do we really need - Buick, Pontiac, Chevy and GMC. The dealers have started to merge now. Most Pontiac, Buick and GMC are the same dealer, bad enough walking into 1 car dealer now you have to pick from 20 cars. I think GM needs to reduce it to 3 - 4 platforms Chevy Caddy Saturn Saab Oh yeah build cars people will want now, not 4 years down the pike when no one wants them anymore. |
Eh, I guess, but the same could be said about the Monaro. It looked nothing like anything in the states, but people still had problems with its design. High quality, high performance, but "It looks like a Grand Am" was all I kept hearing.
Anyway, I think it looks great. Very Audi'ish both in and out. As for the PBG dealers, each division will have less and less product, but together have a full display. Pontiac wont have a big sedan if Buick does, and Buick wont have a midsized coupe if Pontiac does, etc etc. |
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