good story, I did find an error:
"With the demise of the Pontiac Firebird and Chevrolet Camaro, Cadillac is now the only GM division that currently sells a rear wheel drive car in North America -- the CTS sedan."
hmm...what about the Corvette?
The Corvette is just a figment of your imagination. It's just a FWD, rebadged Toyota Tercel.
They really do make a great I-3 engine, too.
Just fooling with you :)
Vuarra
Quid quid latine dictum sit altum videtur. (That which is said in Latin sounds profound.)
Copied directly from the article:
"With the demise of the Pontiac Firebird and Chevrolet Camaro, Cadillac and Chevrolet are now the only GM divisions that currently sell rear wheel drive cars in North America -- the CTS sedan and the Corvette. "
And the XLR
Actually Cadillac SUV are basically RWD/AWD. Cadillac will build only RWD models, over the next three years. GM's mid sized cars are returning to RWD as well. The new Grand Prix will return to RWD, with a V8 available, starting in 2004 as a 2005. Chrysler is returning to RWD as well in the Intrepid and larger Chryslers. The only domestics that will stay with FWD are the compact and smaller cars, where FWD has an interior room advantage they can use. Larger and performance cars don't need the room and can benefit greatly from the superior handling of RWD.
mike hunt
doug wrote:
wow...they must have caught that and edited. I copied that last night at
4:30am ET so they had plenty of time to fix it..And soon to be joined by the GTO!!!
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