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Less than a month after confirming the new Chevrolet Colorado for the North American market, GM today announced that the midsize pickup truck will be produced at its Wentzville Assembly plant in Missouri.
- Sketchy Sneak Peek Of New 2014 Chevrolet Colorado And Gmc Canyon Midsize Pickup Trucks
These are the first official teasers of the upcoming and all-new 2014 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickup trucks set to be presented this fall, possibly at the LA Auto Show in November, with North American sales to begin next year. GM did...
- Gm To Invest $44.5 Million In New Logistics Center At Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant
General Motors today announced that it will invest $44.5(€34.5) million to build a Logistics Optimization Center at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant. The new facility will create 200 new jobs and will consist of a 400,000-square-foot (37,100-square-meters)...
- Official: The New 2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer Won't Be Sold In The States [new Pics]
Earlier today, we showed you the first official photos of the production version of the 2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer that was unveiled ahead of its world premiere in Thailand next week. We also told you that because it is based on the new Colorado pickup...
- Gm To Manufacturer New Mid-size Pickup In Missouri, And Two New Mid-size Models At Former Saturn Plant
[Chevrolet Colorado Concept from 2011 Bangkok Motor Show pictured above]General Motors has revealed plans to build a new mid-size pickup truck at its Missouri plant as well as to reopen a former Saturn assembly plant in Tennessee for the production of...
- Ford Invests $75 Million To Prepare Michigan Truck Plant For Small Cars
With SUV and large truck sales constantly declining, Ford Motor Company has no other option than to shift its focus to passenger cars. As part of the company's plan to boost North American small-car production, the American automaker announced today...
Cars
GM to Build New Chevy Colorado at Wentzville Plant
Less than a month after confirming the new Chevrolet Colorado for the North American market, GM today announced that the midsize pickup truck will be produced at its Wentzville Assembly plant in Missouri.
The Detroit-based automaker said that it will invest around $380 million to the prepare the factory for the new line, and as a result, create or retain about 1,260 jobs hourly and salaried jobs.
Read more »- Sketchy Sneak Peek Of New 2014 Chevrolet Colorado And Gmc Canyon Midsize Pickup Trucks
These are the first official teasers of the upcoming and all-new 2014 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickup trucks set to be presented this fall, possibly at the LA Auto Show in November, with North American sales to begin next year. GM did...
- Gm To Invest $44.5 Million In New Logistics Center At Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant
General Motors today announced that it will invest $44.5(€34.5) million to build a Logistics Optimization Center at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant. The new facility will create 200 new jobs and will consist of a 400,000-square-foot (37,100-square-meters)...
- Official: The New 2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer Won't Be Sold In The States [new Pics]
Earlier today, we showed you the first official photos of the production version of the 2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer that was unveiled ahead of its world premiere in Thailand next week. We also told you that because it is based on the new Colorado pickup...
- Gm To Manufacturer New Mid-size Pickup In Missouri, And Two New Mid-size Models At Former Saturn Plant
[Chevrolet Colorado Concept from 2011 Bangkok Motor Show pictured above]General Motors has revealed plans to build a new mid-size pickup truck at its Missouri plant as well as to reopen a former Saturn assembly plant in Tennessee for the production of...
- Ford Invests $75 Million To Prepare Michigan Truck Plant For Small Cars
With SUV and large truck sales constantly declining, Ford Motor Company has no other option than to shift its focus to passenger cars. As part of the company's plan to boost North American small-car production, the American automaker announced today...