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Donald @ Nov 14th 2007 3:36PM
Enough with the "right-sizing" already.
I wonder if this is the best choice for GM, since this is intended for the European market, and ultra-compact SUV sales have been growing quicker than ultra-compact car sales.
I still like it, though.
BLS @ Nov 14th 2007 3:44PM
Agreed. I will not consider buying this car if it comes to America. I would have considered either of the other two. But if I decide to get something sporty it will be RWD not a FWD super-mini. But that is just me and I was out voted.
Tom @ Nov 20th 2007 12:09PM
Too late. The Japanese cannot be caught up with. Chevy lags behind and is too lazy to produce competitive small gas savers. Chevy is all about the money and will only produce cars that bring big bucks to the corporate heads