Posts Tagged ‘SuperDutyTruckPricing’

Wagoner: $25 billion sounds good to me

Friday, September 26th, 2008
At a press conference on Thursday, shortly after announcing plans for a new engine plant in Flint, Michigan, General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner said his employer, "should be able to put to good use its portion of a $25 billion government loan package."Wagoner goes on to say he's concerned about the det......

FastLane launches “The Case for GM” video series

Monday, September 22nd, 2008
GM began to counter the rumor and rabble with its Facts and Fiction site. Now they've gone a step further and introduced a video series called The Case for GM. The introduction video is by Christopher Barger, director of global communications technology, telling us that the series is meant to addres......

Toyota considering Prius sub-brand, dealerships

Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
Click above image for more shots of the Toyota 1/X hybridThere could soon come a day when you waltz into a local Prius dealership to purchase your next hybrid car. As Toyota did with the Scion brand, the Japanese giant is still said to be considering making an entirely new brand just for hybrids out......

Volt’s EPA rating could be cut by new standards

Monday, September 8th, 2008
EPA mileage estimates can be such fuzzy things when you're dealing with hybrid powertrains. We've seen plenty of contention already about real-world results versus EPA numbers for current hybrids, and Chevrolet's upcoming Volt has GM butting heads with the Feds over how the series hybrid eFlex power......

City of Flint gives GM tax breaks for Cruze and Volt factory

Thursday, August 28th, 2008
Giveth, and taketh away, isn't that always the story? On the taketh away side, GM has recently lost a serious chunk of change. On the giveth side, The General received a $56 milion package of tax credits and grants to keep an SUV factory open in Ohio. It has also just received another package of tax......

Rumormill: Cadillac to get its own Volt?

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008
With enormous V8 land-yachts and even bigger Escalades rolling down America's boulevards, Cadillac doesn't have the most environmentally friendly of images. But that's a perception that the premium GM division is working hard to combat. After unveiling the Escalade two-mode hybrid, reports have begu......

Rendered Speculation: Production Chevy Volt

Friday, August 8th, 2008
The Truth About Cars' contributor Andrei Avavarii is one of those rare individuals with a real knack for using Photoshop. Being a dedicated car guy, Avavarii's photochoppery is often a very good representation of what a real production automobile could look like. Such is the case with his latest pie......

Opel and Vauxhall versions of Volt to be built in U.S.

Monday, July 14th, 2008
Click above for more shots of the Opel Flextreme conceptWhen the Volt concept was first unveiled, GM was not sure how to badge European versions of the E-Flex cars. Apparently, the decision has been made and the first Euro-bound EV's from GM will be badged as Opels, with a Vauxhall version coming sh......

Nissan knee deep in the electrictrification race

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn has held to his belief that hybrids are not the answer to the fuel efficiency question. The Japanese automaker came out with a very capable Altima hybrid last year, but it was Toyota technology purchased to help Nissan look good in the short term. Nissan has been betting most......

Lutz: Volt will cost $40,000, first-gen will lose money

Thursday, June 19th, 2008
Bob Lutz revealed to the Seattle Times that the price point for his company's Chevy Volt series hybrid electric vehicle will be $40,000, or around $10,000 more than originally estimated. Lutz also told the paper that the first-generation of the Volt would generate no profit for General Motors. There......