good it was ugly anyway lol
And Gm wonders why they are having issues now lol....Never learn! I do beilieve the last el-camino wanabe didnt do well either lol.
Stupid idea anyway. I bet more than half of this "cult following" the vehicle had wouldn't even buy one.
AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG , im gonna kill a bunch of GM EXC's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was a bad idea anyway.
This is a mistake on North American GM's part, the car is already developed, safety certified as the G8 is already here. It would be another market to sell to, it could easily sell 8-10K units a year. I smelled this coming as initially the car was scheduled for Fall 2008, then Spring 2009 and lastly Fall 2009.
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dragging feet seams to be GM's biggest down fall right now
told them that back in 2000 when the f-body death rumors were floating around
i was considering one also
Ugly as piss, Classic GM move+ more faith & money lost.
GM needs to focus on the larger demographics, not. cult's... ehh maybe even tell there dealerships to not be stuck up pricks to
can't tell you how many people I know who passed up SSBolts, and chevy products becuase of there piss poor service.
" Aint nothin' but a Peanut!"
Thank you GM. That was a sales flop waiting to happen.
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JM Graphics / The Sticker Guy! wrote:good it was ugly anyway lol
agreed. that thing was stupid.
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THANK GOD
thats all i can say
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Stupid move on GM's part. They should've put it in the GMC brand and offered a nice base model for businesses to use for deliveries. No suprise on the cancellation though GM execs are known for making genius decisions
. Would've increased their CAFE mileage to boot.
Mr.Goodwrench-G.T. wrote:This is a mistake on North American GM's part, the car is already developed, safety certified as the G8 is already here. It would be another market to sell to, it could easily sell 8-10K units a year. I smelled this coming as initially the car was scheduled for Fall 2008, then Spring 2009 and lastly Fall 2009.
The car would have to go through all the crash safety and emissions testing. They cant just say its a G8 and let it fly. Also the G8 will be going away as Holden is going to redo the Commodore and GM already said they wont be using the new vehicle. It doesn't really make sense to go through the added expense of testing a car that you wont be able to sell at a reasonable price and still turn a profit when you are just killing off the platform within a few years anyways.
mitdr774 wrote:Mr.Goodwrench-G.T. wrote:This is a mistake on North American GM's part, the car is already developed, safety certified as the G8 is already here. It would be another market to sell to, it could easily sell 8-10K units a year. I smelled this coming as initially the car was scheduled for Fall 2008, then Spring 2009 and lastly Fall 2009.
The car would have to go through all the crash safety and emissions testing. They cant just say its a G8 and let it fly. Also the G8 will be going away as Holden is going to redo the Commodore and GM already said they wont be using the new vehicle. It doesn't really make sense to go through the added expense of testing a car that you wont be able to sell at a reasonable price and still turn a profit when you are just killing off the platform within a few years anyways.
You've missed the point that GM doesn't have to retool anything to comply, therefore GM doesn't need to spend $ to re-engineer to meet standards. "Easy-money" and it would be another market to add total sales. Guarantee that the niche G8 ST would likely sell double to what the niche Chevy SSR did.
I won't comment the speculation and here-say on the future platform.
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meh.... could have been fun! What was its towing capacity stupposed to be? lol
Thats been in the werks for the US since 97 I believe?
RaGiN Z (the fake 05) wrote:meh.... could have been fun! What was its towing capacity stupposed to be? lol
Trailer towing maximum (lb / kg):
3500 / 1600
Payload (lb / kg):
1316 / 597
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even if it did sell double what the SSR did that still doesnt make it profitable to make because hardly any SSRs were sold, in fact ive never once saw one outside of a dealer lot
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Rodimus Prime wrote:even if it did sell double what the SSR did that still doesnt make it profitable to make because hardly any SSRs were sold, in fact ive never once saw one outside of a dealer lot
SSRs are running in big cities with population over a million. This truck was made as second or third car not your base car... so the city has to have wealthy community. That's where you will see the SSRs.
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ive seen a few ssrs
they just dont look right, they could have made that truck awesome, but stopped halfway through
Mr.Goodwrench-G.T. wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:even if it did sell double what the SSR did that still doesnt make it profitable to make because hardly any SSRs were sold, in fact ive never once saw one outside of a dealer lot
SSRs are running in big cities with population over a million. This truck was made as second or third car not your base car... so the city has to have wealthy community. That's where you will see the SSRs.
i see 3-4 a week in the summer