Showing posts with label GM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GM. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 with Supercharged V8 Poster Snagged at Chicago Show


All those rumors about Chevrolet readying the Camaro ZL1 for a debut at the Chicago Auto Show turned out to be true as the guys from the Camaro5 forums snapped these pictures of GM's poster signs from the show floor. It won't be long before Chevrolet presentation starts, but you can get an idea of what to expect in the preliminary details posted after the jump.

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2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 with Supercharged V8 Poster Snagged at Chicago Show


All those rumors about Chevrolet readying the Camaro ZL1 for a debut at the Chicago Auto Show turned out to be true as the guys from the Camaro5 forums snapped these pictures of GM's poster signs from the show floor. It won't be long before Chevrolet presentation starts, but you can get an idea of what to expect in the preliminary details posted after the jump.

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Saturday, February 5, 2011

GM President Says Chevrolet will Debut Two New Models at Chicago Including a Camaro-Based Car


Speaking at a J.D. Power forum in Detroit, General Motors North American President Mark Reuss announced that Chevrolet will unveil two new models at the upcoming 2011 Chicago Auto Show, which kicks off on February 9. Mr. Reuss said one of the models will be a new vehicle based on the Camaro-platform, however, he declined to divulge further details about the car.

"It will be fun," Mr. Reuss told reporters in regards to the Camaro-based model. "I'm not going to give you guys any product information other than what I gave (in the presentation.) I'd ruin the whole show."

Now, the inevitable question that arises is, what are the two models Chevy is planning to introduce in Chicago?

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GM President Says Chevrolet will Debut Two New Models at Chicago Including a Camaro-Based Car


Speaking at a J.D. Power forum in Detroit, General Motors North American President Mark Reuss announced that Chevrolet will unveil two new models at the upcoming 2011 Chicago Auto Show, which kicks off on February 9. Mr. Reuss said one of the models will be a new vehicle based on the Camaro-platform, however, he declined to divulge further details about the car.

"It will be fun," Mr. Reuss told reporters in regards to the Camaro-based model. "I'm not going to give you guys any product information other than what I gave (in the presentation.) I'd ruin the whole show."

Now, the inevitable question that arises is, what are the two models Chevy is planning to introduce in Chicago?

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Friday, February 4, 2011

Record Audience to Make Super Bowl Advertisers’ Financial Efforts Worth While


Paying $3 million or more for a Super Bowl ad could be a stretch for automakers, even though the economic climate is slowly improving. However, according to New York advertising executives Peter Gardiner of Deutsch Inc. and Andy Donchin of Carat North America, a record audience is expected for this year’s game, which means that, overall, manufacturers might end up with a bargain.

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Record Audience to Make Super Bowl Advertisers’ Financial Efforts Worth While


Paying $3 million or more for a Super Bowl ad could be a stretch for automakers, even though the economic climate is slowly improving. However, according to New York advertising executives Peter Gardiner of Deutsch Inc. and Andy Donchin of Carat North America, a record audience is expected for this year’s game, which means that, overall, manufacturers might end up with a bargain.

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Thursday, December 16, 2010

GM Sales Reach Highest in China

One of America's biggest carmaker, General Motors (GM), record the glorious achievements at the end of 2010.  Sales in China over 1 million units and was recorded as the first manufacturer, achieved the highest sales level in the world's largest automotive market.  Bloomberg reported on Thursday (16/12/2010).

According to GM's partners in China, SAIC Motor Corp., GM's Buick Lacrosse will deliver to the buyer in Shanghai.

GM said last month it hoped to sell 2.3 million units, including product minivan, this year and will be increased 15 percent in 2011.  For the principals car based in Detroit, China is a potential market and the largest in the world.


The number of categories of passenger car deliveries to dealers in the State Bamboo Curtain in November rose by 29 percent or 1.34 million units.  The high interest because consumer buyers profits in the form of government incentives that will expire this year.  Likewise mentioned China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.