So what kind of cars will we get if GM and/or FORD hookup w/ Toyota or Nissan/Renault??????

[Fenixgoon]

Originally posted by: b0mbrman

Originally posted by: BatmanNate
I, for one, would love an MR-2 with an LS-1, or even the turbo 3.8 from the GNX.

How about a muscle car with a V8

...that revs to 9k?

they have those. they're called german V8's (audi RS4 V8 and BMW M5 V10 both have 8250 RPM redlines)

 

[MBrown]

Originally posted by: XZeroII
General Oyota.

GM and Toyota already do collaborate. The Vibe and Matrix are the same car.

Fixed

Edit: WOW...you're right. :Q

 

[MikeMike]

well, a, Toyota and GM already have hooked up.

it got you vehicles such as
Chevy Prizm/Geo Prizm
Chevy Vega
Pontiac Matrix
Toyota Vibe
and the japanese market Toyota Cavalier.

as for GM/Renault, dont hold your breathe, GM is seeing nothing in the deal.

 

[redgtxdi]

Great responses gang!! (Some 'teh funny' in there too......LOL)


I forgot all about this dang thread yesterday (too friggin' busy lately).


Anywhooo................


I actually drive a 1995 Geo Prizm and love the car. HOWEVER...........I must say that this car basically *IS* a Toyota Corolla. Aside from the Geo tailights vs. Toyota and the slight differences in interior dash formation.........(I learned whilst shopping interior parts that they don't all match up)............it's basically 99% Toyota Corolla.

Sooooo.........I'd call that a success. *MY* personal fear is getting cars that are more of a one-model "blend" of ideas.............YIKES!!

And, yes, I agree.............if Ford & GM hookup........it's all over! You'd be lookin' at never actually OWNING your car from all recalls. You'd fill out the paper work & just leave it at the dealership. One recall after another, after another. You'd never actually take the car home................

 

[j00fek]

nothing new , look at diemler chrystler

 

[DarkKnight69]

Originally posted by: suicidalpigeon
Kia+XXXX??? What's the yeild on that?

Kia is Hyundai.

And I dont think GM is doing as poorly as everyone believe, they still own many different companies.