GM Selling Suzuki

[Innovator831021]

Originally Posted by okie333

yup thats exactly what i was thinking, the duramax has had alot of problems, its good for GM to get rid of them. I wonder what type of diesel is going to be the replacement, that is if GM even exist in the states in the future.

I think they should just contract with CAT.

[okie333]

Originally Posted by JTraik

I think they should just contract with CAT.

that would be cool, have you seen this :http://www.gmc.com/mediumduty/images/common/sm/engine_CAT_C7.jpg (broken link)

turns out gmc is already using this diesel in some of their trucks:Google Image Result for http://www.gmc.com/mediumduty/images/common/sm/engine_CAT_C7.jpg

[Drover]

Originally Posted by bibit612

They're selling their shares of Mazda as well.

GM doesn't own Mazda shares, Ford does; and they're only selling a portion of their interest. I believe under Japanese corporate law, Ford will still maintain a controlling interest, but I'm not 100% about that.

[Steve_TN]

Originally Posted by go phillies

Daewoo makes the Chevy Aveo.

and the upcoming Pontiac G3. <cringes>

[southernnaturelover]

Originally Posted by Steve_TN

and the upcoming Pontiac G3. <cringes>

I thought they decided against the G3?

[lchoro]

Daewoo makes the Chevy Cobalt also. It doesn't seem to be a very reliable car.

Suzuki used to provide the Sprint for the Chevy Metro and the Grand Vitara for the Chevy Tracker.

Mazda is at least partly owned by Ford.

[sonarrat]

Originally Posted by lchoro

Daewoo makes the Chevy Cobalt also. It doesn't seem to be a very reliable car.

That's news to me. Daewoo made the old Pontiac Le Mans, they made the Suzuki Reno, Forenza and Verona and they still make the Chevrolet Aveo.