GM to detail Camaro, Zeta plant plans this week

General Motors will announce on Monday that it will produce the 2009 Chevrolet Camaro at its assembly plant in Oshawa, Ontario, according to Canada's the Globe and Mail. GM is also expected to announce details of how it will revamp the Oshawa facility to produce up to 500,000 rear-wheel-drive Zeta platform vehicles per year, the newspaper's sources said. General Motors is widely expected to built a new Chevy Impala and Monte Carlo on the platform, as well as a new Buick sedan and Cadillac DTS. GM's Bob Lutz has also said there are plans for a new GTO on the Zeta platform, but that vehicle could be built in Australia alongside a possible rear-wheel-drive Pontiac Grand Prix. We'll keep you posted Monday as this story develops. See also: Three photos of GM CEO Rick Wagoner cruising up Woodward Avenue in the Chevrolet Camaro concept vehicle as part of the 12th Annual Woodward Dream Cruise in Royal Oak, Michigan on Friday...