Showing posts with label chevy colorado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chevy colorado. Show all posts

Thursday, November 3, 2011

GM to Build New Chevy Colorado at Wentzville Plant



Less than a month after credit reporting the new Chevrolet Co for the South United states industry, GM now declared that the midsize vehicle will be created at its Wentzville Set up place in Mo.

The Detroit-based car maker said that it will spend around $380 thousand to the make the manufacturing facility for the new line, and as a result, create or keep about 1,260 work by the hour and salaried work.

“The all-new Co creates on Chevrolet’s powerful vehicle history,” said Tabatha Clegg, GM v. p. of Work Operations. “As we observe the first 100 years of Chevrolet now, it is enjoyable to bring this new international product to the Wentzville team. They also have a powerful history – a long-standing responsibility to building quality products."

GM lately unveiled the Indian industry edition of the new Chevrolet Co, which is according to an all-new midsize vehicle structure developed by the business B razil arm.

The company has not yet unveiled any specialized specifications for the United states style, but it is thought that like the Indian edition, the new Co will be provided in 2WD and 4WD regular, extended-cab and folks cab variations.
2012 CHEVROLET COLORADO - THAI MARKET

Thursday, October 6, 2011

New 2012 Isuzu D-MAX Pickup Truck is the Chevy Colorado's Asian Twin



Isuzu has long since abandoned the American passenger and truck market, but still has strong ties with General Motors, which was once its largest shareholder.

This week, the Japanese automaker unveiled its new pick-up D-Max was designed in collaboration with GM and is a model from Chevrolet Colorado 2012-sister, which made its debut Wednesday. While on separate occasions, the two models were presented pickup in Thailand.

Outside, the new D-MAX 2012 limited treatment and style of the back and custom trim pieces, while inside, the changes in Colorado are limited to the choices of color and the dashboard .

Body-in-frame Isuzu D-MAX launched in Thailand three diesel engines, including two 115HP 2.5-liter produces 136HP, and a larger 3.0-liter power unit has 177 horses.
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