General Motors will use the New York Auto Show to launch six never-before-seen production cars and one all-new concept, the automaker has announced. So far, GM hasn’t provided any clues as to the identities of the new models, which will be revealed in the next two weeks.
GM describes the mystery concept as a “closely guarded world concept.” GM is widely expected to launch two new Buick “Super” models, but the other announcements remain a mystery.
General Motors is known to have several key products in the pipeline, but it’s not clear which — if any — will show up in New York. Known projects include the Corvette SS/Stingray, Pontiac Vibe successor, Cadillac CTC (CTS Coupe), CTS-V, Buick Lucerne and Lacrosse facelifts, Tahoe, Silverado, and Malibu hybrids, Hummer H4, rear-wheel-drive Impala, and a Cadillac S-Class competitor.
Whether any of the above mentioned vehicles will turn up in NYC will remain a mystery until early April, but we’re certain it will be interesting.
