GM's problems put RWD cars on shelf

The money woes that plague GM right now are well known and will be the item of discussion in enthusiast circles since it was learned that the mid-size, mid-priced rear-wheel drive sedans and coupes that were due to be hitting the streets within two years from GM, have been put on hold indefinitely. That means the next GTO, a possible Camaro replacement, Buick’s flagship and the RWD Bonneville replacement have been taken off the future car list. GM is using all their resources to bring the new full-size trucks and SUVs to market as quickly as possible. We think the cars would have been a wiser choice for many reasons. The story was first reported by CheersandGears.com this weekend and confirmed by the article inThe Detroit News this morning.

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The money woes that plague GM right now are well known and will be the item of discussion in enthusiast circles
since it was learned that the mid-size, mid-priced rear-wheel drive sedans and coupes that were due to be hitting the
streets within two years from GM, have been put on hold indefinitely. That means the next GTO, a possible Camaro
replacement, Buick’s flagship and the RWD Bonneville replacement have been taken off the future car list. GM is using
all their resources to bring the new full-size trucks and SUVs to market as quickly as possible. We think the cars
would have been a wiser choice for many reasons. The story was first reported by
CheersandGears.com this weekend and
confirmed by the article in The Detroit
News
this morning.