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While models like the Corvette or the Camaro usually make the headlines with their performance numbers, looks or Nürburgring lap times, “bread and butter†models that sell in high volumes are those that matter the most to companies like General Motors.
- Gm Idles Pickup Production Once Again To Reduce Inventory
General Motors announced that it will temporarily halt production at its Fort Wayne plant in Indiana for the week starting November 7, in order to reduce its inventory of pickup trucks models. This is not the first time that GM has stopped production...
- First Drive: 2011 Holden Cruze Series Ii Sri-v
Appearing soon after General Motors announced its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, the Cruze – which launched in Oz almost two years ago– aims to appeal to buyers that would normally not buy a Holden. Its key competitors in the Australian...
- Gm To Cut Production At Four North American Plants And Lay Off 2,000 Workers
At the same time that General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner is making a case for the emergency bailout loan in Washington DC, the automaker announced that it will cut down production at four of its North American plants and as a result, lay off an additional...
- New Chevy Cruze May Be Delayed Until 2011, Malibu Until 2013
One of GM's most promising future models -some say maybe even more promising than the all-electric Volt, the new Chevrolet Cruze could be delayed until 2011, nearly a year after its original U.S. market launch date, according to a report from Businessweek...
- Gm Unveils Cruze Sedan At Updated Ohio Plant
General Motors revealed the new Chevrolet Cruze sedan to the members of the press on Thursday, August 22, at the company’s Lordstown plant in Ohio which will build the North American market versions of the compact sedan. “One of the key reasons...
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Supplier Issue Forces GM to Halt Chevy Cruze Production in Ohio
While models like the Corvette or the Camaro usually make the headlines with their performance numbers, looks or Nürburgring lap times, “bread and butter†models that sell in high volumes are those that matter the most to companies like General Motors.
The Cruze, which has sold more than a million units less than two years after its global launch and is currently the second-best-selling small car in the U.S. trailing the Toyota Corolla by 4,000 units, is a prime example.
That’s why halting production on Monday at GM’s Lordstown, Ohio plant where the Cruze is manufactured, must have been quite a blow for the Detroit company.
Read more »- Gm Idles Pickup Production Once Again To Reduce Inventory
General Motors announced that it will temporarily halt production at its Fort Wayne plant in Indiana for the week starting November 7, in order to reduce its inventory of pickup trucks models. This is not the first time that GM has stopped production...
- First Drive: 2011 Holden Cruze Series Ii Sri-v
Appearing soon after General Motors announced its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, the Cruze – which launched in Oz almost two years ago– aims to appeal to buyers that would normally not buy a Holden. Its key competitors in the Australian...
- Gm To Cut Production At Four North American Plants And Lay Off 2,000 Workers
At the same time that General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner is making a case for the emergency bailout loan in Washington DC, the automaker announced that it will cut down production at four of its North American plants and as a result, lay off an additional...
- New Chevy Cruze May Be Delayed Until 2011, Malibu Until 2013
One of GM's most promising future models -some say maybe even more promising than the all-electric Volt, the new Chevrolet Cruze could be delayed until 2011, nearly a year after its original U.S. market launch date, according to a report from Businessweek...
- Gm Unveils Cruze Sedan At Updated Ohio Plant
General Motors revealed the new Chevrolet Cruze sedan to the members of the press on Thursday, August 22, at the company’s Lordstown plant in Ohio which will build the North American market versions of the compact sedan. “One of the key reasons...