Posts Tagged ‘General Motors’

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    GM’s Mark Reuss ponders return of VE Commodore to U.S.
    As if General Motors hasn’t endured enough turmoil in the last year, Pickuptrucks.com is reporting that GM North America president Mark Reuss is championing the idea of a stateside Holden VE Ute. Pardon us for thinking this issue was dead and buried in 2009, interred in the graveyard of stillborn ideas. Reuss, who ran Holden for GM during the VE’s development,...
    by admin at January 15th, 2010 at 11:01 am
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    Chevrolet debuts Synergy Green Camaro
    The history of the Chevrolet Camaro is littered with bold styling options and even bolder colors. “Bold” doesn’t always equal “good,” but there have been a lot of both since the 1967 introduction of Chevrolet’s original pony car. At SEMA this year, we saw more custom Camaros than we thought possible, a few of them done up by General...
    by admin at January 14th, 2010 at 05:01 pm
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    Detroit 2010: Regal GS concept seeks to reignite Buick’s performance fire
    Is the Buick Regal GS the most important “maybe” of the 2010 Detroit Auto Show? It’s been more than two decades since performance enthusiasts cared about Buick in any meaningful way. The car at that time was the now legendary Buick GNX. Even if the proposed Regal GS makes production – a big if – it’s not going to be a GNX replacement, at least...
    by admin at January 14th, 2010 at 04:01 pm
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    Dan Neil on GMC Terrain: “No bark, no bite, but plenty of fleas”
    Sometimes, we come across head-scratchers. What’s the meaning of life? Nancy Kerrigan’s anguished “Why?” Or most recently, “what is the point of the 2010 GMC Terrain?” The answer to the latter seems easy – it’s to sell, silly. It appears to be having some effect; GMC finished December 2009 four percent ahead of its 2008...
    by admin at January 14th, 2010 at 05:01 am
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    Detroit 2010: Cadillac commits to V- or Platinum editions for all models, CTS-V wagon all but certain
    At this morning’s XTS Platinum and CTS-V Coupe debut here at the Detroit Motor Show, newly appointed brand manager Bryan Nesbitt announced to the media that that all Cadillac models will receive V-Series and Platinum models. However, during the media scrum that followed the conference, we sought clarification from Cadillac spokesman David Caldwell, and he stated...
    by admin at January 14th, 2010 at 05:01 am
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    Australian “Pontiac” G8 given extended run?
    We kind of have the Aussies to thank for it, so we guess it’s all right that they get to keep it… but we can still be jealous. Four months ago General Motors’ Down-Under division unveiled the Holden VE Commodore SS V-Series Special Edition, essentially a Commodore with the front end from the late Pontiac G8, minus the Pontiac badges. The old company...
    by admin at January 13th, 2010 at 04:01 am
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    Detroit 2010: GMC Granite takes Professional Grade in a new direction
    Feast your eyes on the next Pontiac Vibe GMC Granite concept. We have to wonder if this car was originally designed to slot into Pontiac lineup before that brand was axed, as it doesn’t really seem to fit into the Professional Grade image that GMC has used as a tagline for ages. Or, it could be that General Motors really is considering expanding its GMC brand a...
    by admin at January 11th, 2010 at 04:01 pm
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