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J.Crew @ Dec 10th 2007 5:24PM
Looks like Thomas has some issues to be resolved when reading up on the auto industry. GM has done this every year leading up to the NAIAS for every vehicle. They give a sneak peek at what they are going to put on display. This one seems to get more attention than others because of its purpose and technology is leading edge. It will capture the GREEN title when this technology is launched ahead of all others including Toyota who sat on its thumb regarding Li-ion batteries.
I also can't wait to see the new Malibu win Car of the Year... or maybe it will be the new CTS? Either way, good job GM!