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NT @ Mar 15th 2008 12:38AM
Yeah because that what chevy has been lacking, truck product.
Get off it guys, Pontiac needs this more than any other brand, Chevy has plenty of trucks.
psarhjinian @ Mar 15th 2008 1:50AM
The thing is, Pontiac doesn't need a truck at all. GM has two brands: Chevy and GMC, that can and do sell trucks. If (and it's a long-shot if) they sequester this to Pontiac, then it could work--maybe not as well, but it could. But I doubt GM's restraint and we'll likely see a GMC or Chevy version in a year or so.
GM needs to allow any their dealers to sell any of their products. The needless division weakens any one brand's identity, cannibalizes sales and bleeds dollars.
george @ Mar 15th 2008 7:12PM
do u realize that pontiac made the truck like el camino in 80's