Opinion Desk: What’s GM’s End-Goal With Chevrolet and Opel In Europe?
What is the long-term strategy with Opel/Vauxhall and Chevrolet?
What is the long-term strategy with Opel/Vauxhall and Chevrolet?
It’s a plan that may require GM to cut some deals.
In effect, Holden took a continuous improvement approach to its newest vehicle.
Can we please stop saying that it does!
After all, The General is in the business of transportation… and public transportation is still transportation.
And perhaps it still should.
GM’s President of North America provides a few reasons that the subcompact crossover would not have worked in the US of A.
The General’s market share is on the way down. How does GM fix it?
The automaker needs to solve these issues — and do so with adequate briskness.
The success of a revolutionary vehicle such as the Chevy Volt should not be measured in sales, but in sales increases, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvements.
The results of the restructuring should include better vehicles, with hotter designs, and improved profitability for the company.
We hope the Encore is just the beginning of Buick’s long-term crossover strategy.
While competitors have EcoBoost, SkyActiv, and EfficientDynamics, The General has Ecotec, Eco, and eAssist. But are those brands strong enough?
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