[Glen M]

Seeing that it is on the same platform as the Volt, it makes a good candidate.

http://www.autobloggreen.com/2008/0...vrolet-orlando-mpv-to-debut-sequel-gets-real/

 

[Jean-Charles Jacquemin]

Seeing that it is on the same platform as the Volt, it makes a good candidate.

http://www.autobloggreen.com/2008/0...vrolet-orlando-mpv-to-debut-sequel-gets-real/

OK fut the Opel Flextreme is also a good candidate.

 

[OPEC SUCKS]

Saturn

A Saturn like the originals, plastic panels and all, weighed 2350 lbs and was EPA rated 29/40 mpg with a 100 hp "ICE". Good candidate for the VOLT drivetrain. If a 3,700 lb VOLT can go 40 miles, a 2,700 lb VOLT Jr. could go ?????? Chop the weight, bare essentials, transportation that works.........

 

[DaV8or]

If we can't have an E-REV sedan with cool styling because of aerodynamic concerns, I can't see how an SUV could possibly work out.

 

[MetrologyFirst]

If we can't have an E-REV sedan with cool styling because of aerodynamic concerns, I can't see how an SUV could possibly work out.

Too funny, DaV8or. Lets not confuse anyone with the facts!

Actually, without boxing yourself in with MPC promises, almost unlimited options could be made available.

HELLO, GM!! Please do not make anymore MPC promises!! Life will be easier for you that way, and your designers will have more freedom!!

But what do we know, we are just "muscle car" loving Americans!

(I think that's what I was called a few threads back....)