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We’ve talked about the GMC Granite before and according to a report over on MotorTrend, will be green lit for production. Concept suicide doors in tow. The information comes from a “well placed source” within the company.
The concept was built on the C-Segment (Volt, Cruze & Verano) platform and was powered by the 1.4L Turbocharged 4 Cylinder found in the Cruze with a 6-speed manual transmission. However, MotorTrend speculates that the 2.4L 4 Cylinder in the Verano could also make an appearance as the powerplant of choice.
It’s all conjecture until the press release hits the wire. But we can all agree, this concept could make a nice splash in the fast growing small car segment.
via [Autoblog] source [MotorTrend]
The all-new Chevrolet Volt has been cleaning house. First it attained Automobile Magazine’s Automobile of the Year, then Motor Trend named it their Car of the Year. The spot above will be adjusted to reflect the coveted Motor Trend award, but in the interim, it’s an enjoyable narrative from Tim the Tool Man Taylor. Enjoy!
Via press release, GM has official fuel economy numbers for the new Cruze Eco. 42 miles per gallon highway. And no, it’s not a hybrid. Almost 50 tweaks and cheanges were made to help the all-new Cruze to attain higher numbers than it’s “green” competitors. It also attained an impressive 0.298 drag coefficient, which, to put in persepctive, is less than a Bugatti Veyron.
Press release after the jump.
Blurrycams and black tape have been about all we’ve seen of the redesigned 2011 Dodge Charger, but as luck would have it, the folks from Auburn Hills had one without the drab at the Cop Car Shootout in Michigan this week. As you can see, there has been a significant amount of aesthetic changes and you can expect a revamped interior to match. Take a look at the original article by clicking the link below.
Source | Jalopnik
