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far jr @ Sep 30th 2007 5:49PM
Hamtramck, MI indicated plain as day for the Delta based VOLT in 2010 and an Opel Zafira like MPV in 2009.
Lordstown OH, getting a global Gamma (2010) and two Alpha models (2011).
Spring Hill TN lists an Epsilon based CUV in 2011.
Pontiac MI shows a C3XX pickup listed as full sized, light duty, and heavy duty in 2012.
I see several new platforms to be built in the US plants (Gamma, Alpha, and Zeta). Two new iterations of the next Delta platform (VOLT and MPV). A CUV to be based off of the Epsilon platform. Also a quick truck redesign in the c3XX trucks. I hope we see that 4.5 diesel in the trucks before that 2012 date. This list does not even account for redesigns of many models already in the pipeline like the Camaro and Impala. GM could do OK afterall if they can just get that "perceived quality" issue ironed out.