By Editor On Thursday, 27, 2009 | Filed Under Auto News
GM Brazil unveils the whole new Chevy Agile that is nothing like the new Aveo. According to their speculations this particular car is not the new B-segment of GM. It is slightly odd looking and comes as one of the referred models of North America, known as the Viva. It would not be another Aveo as per speculation but kind of emulates the look of the smaller Chevy Spark.
The official images have revealed how this will have a longer, stretched platform. It is competing in style with the looks of Ford Fiesta. It will have a huge improvement as compare to the current Aveo. However, most reviewers feel that Ford Fiesta heads out more in style in comparison to the Agile.
The Aveo or Agile will have definite underpinnings to share with the crowd. The Agile sits on the wheels ...
By Editor On Monday, 27, 2009 | Filed Under Auto News
The Saab’s flagship Sedan is definitely coming over with the next dramatic release. There are pictures of them with the expected reveal at the Frankfurt motor show.
The next generation model looks attractive with the upright windshield and the all-wheel drive. It is sleek and impressive with a range of engine selections. Its headlight casings are great.
The 9-5 is a successor to the 9000. This model has been critically acclaimed by many for being the re-made version of the Saab. The hopes grow towards making this a profitable sales marketing as well as new spreading out into the market. GM is now aiming to sell Saab to new investors with the supercar maker Koenigsegg.
The transition to the new model is supposedly going to be a great change. There are some fantastic tweaki...
By admin On Friday, 12, 2009 | Filed Under Car Articles, General Motors, Reviews
If there's one thing GM is selling, it's Corvettes. Even with the recent major restructuring as a result of the recent bankruptcy, Corvettes are still a hot item, and GM knows it. Many speculated that bankruptcy would mean the 'Vette would go the way of the Sky or other marques that GM has done away with in recent years - not so, according to CEO Henderson on June 5th, after the filing. It is still profitable and will remain "the V8 engineering rear wheel drive icon we all love," according to a question asked by a participant during the live chat session. According to Henderson, the brand will continue as part of a slimmed down, leaner and meaner GM. And recent word on the street has it that GM won't be doing away with the company's racing programs, including Corvette Racing - another b...
