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why not the LS2LS7? @ Sep 17th 2007 3:19AM
Bobby, this is largely what Lutz laid out already.
As to the no overlap, it's not completely necessary. You don't want too much overlap, but companies typically have some.
The Maybach 58 doesn't overlap with the S600? Before the split, the ML overlapped with the Grand Cherokee, the R Class and the Pacifica are the same car!
How about the VW Golf, SEAT Leon, Skoda Octavia and Audi A3?
Toyota Avalon and Lexus ES330?
I think Saturn's recent rise and spate of good cars makes it too valueable to turn to a funky (Scion-style) division. Give it a few years of the current "sell cars that are just like European cars" idea. If that flunks out, then try the weird car thing.