define design. "Suppliers design" Nay the create, or engineer design, but mind you GM was the FIRST company to even have a design team period.

This. This guy gets it.

The good news in this is that Chevrolet gained 18 percent and GM gained one percent overall due to a decrease in sales from Opel and Vauxhall.

umm.. so like 1 out of every 3 car companies copy saab then?

haha he went into the future to solve the problem

Volkswagen's long resistance to EVs is finally over, with the brand rolling out EV and Hybrid after EV and Hybrid in Frankfurt this weekend. Again, according to Dub Shep, he said up to 40 EVs and Hybrids are going to be sold around the world if there's sufficient demand.

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GM saw retail sales rise 22%, while fleet sales dropped 8%. Both are good numbers. Cadillac was up 38% and Buick up 37%. Chrysler had its 41st consecutive monthly gain with an overall increase of 12%, lead by Ram truck sales. Chrysler and Fiat were relatively stagnant. Ford was up 12%, which is 13% for Ford and 1% for…

The Audi magic... its fading.

Toyota's hybrid cars are just for eco-weenies who like to drive slow, right? They aren't for anyone who cares about performance, right? Wrong on both counts as of today. Meet the 420 horsepower Toyota Yaris Hybrid-R concept, which does not sound like it is messing around.

and thats bad, how?

thats mega rice

The only b.s. Im gunna call is the fact that the viper didnt hugely depart from its original form. In the most recent redesign, ie: the current Viper, their focus was to bring it back to the original forms and volumes as when it came out. Go ahead do a google images comparison. The only thing that 'hugely" changed was…

Neutral: Hydrogen? That's a lot of work to build out an infrastructure when, as Tesla is showing, it's much easier to build up on the electric grid or build an electric grid of your own.

Karl Henkel says the "Detroit" in "Detroit Electric" actually means "Holland," as in they're going to build the cars in Holland instead of Wayne County, Michigan.

I mean I guess!

Well close. I used to think the Z-71 was higher performance, but actually, the now discontinued Z-66 offered more towing power; arguably though you could say the higher body lift on the Z-71's made them higher performance.

Well Chevy Z naming logic dictates that the lower the number.. the higher the performance. At least thats the general trend. Ex: ZR1 = Fastest Chevy ever produced, Z06, just below it. Z28 lesser yet, Z34... Z66,Z71. You get the basic concept.

This face looks chubby. One of the worst angles to view the XTS... and well the V-Sport grille just doesnt quite do it for me. Granted, the car is awesome.. but Im not sure I would choose it over the regular XTS-4