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Following the confirmation on the development of a diesel-powered version of the well-selling Chevrolet Cruze sedan for the American market earlier this year, General Motors revealed today that the car will be built at its plant in Lordstown, Ohio, with sales to begin in early 2013.
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Diesel-Powered Chevrolet Cruze to be Built in Lordstown, on Sale in Early 2013
Following the confirmation on the development of a diesel-powered version of the well-selling Chevrolet Cruze sedan for the American market earlier this year, General Motors revealed today that the car will be built at its plant in Lordstown, Ohio, with sales to begin in early 2013.
GM spokesman Tom Mock told The Detroit News that the company will invest $5.5 million to upgrade the plant's body shop and general assembly line. The same factory also produces the gasoline variants of the Cruze, which has proved a big success for GM outselling everything in its segment including the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla.
Read more »- Gm Invests $50 Million To Prepare Lordstown Plant For Next Cruze
At last month's Beijing Auto Show, we took our first official look at the next generation Chevrolet Cruze, albeit in slightly altered Chinese-specification (that's the one pictured here), and today, we learn that GM will invest $50 million for...
- Supplier Issue Forces Gm To Halt Chevy Cruze Production In Ohio
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- Gm Confirms Chevrolet Cruze Diesel For The Usa, Sales Start In 2013
We’d heard rumors that a diesel-powered version of the Chevrolet Cruze was being readied for the U.S., but now it’s official as General Motors announced today that the diesel variant will be added to the compact model’s North American...
- Gm To Invest $336 Million In Detroit-area Plant To Build Chevrolet Volt
General Motors is planning to invest $336 million in its Detroit-Hamtramck factory to produce the new Chevrolet Volt electric car next year, bringing the combined Volt-related investments in eight different facilities in Michigan to a total of $700 million....
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