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GM plans Saturn Outlook, GMC Acadia, and Buick Enclave

10/28/2005, 3:09 PM

By admin

Buick, Saturn, GMC and Chevrolet are readying new crossover SUVs to compete in the growing segment. “It’s a crossover world, and we’re just living in it,” GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz said during a media briefing Thursday at the automaker’s technical center. Three of the planned crossover vehicles — the Saturn Outlook, GMC Acadia, and Buick Enclave — will be assembled at GM’s Delta Township assembly plant under construction near Lansing. Lutz said the new crossovers will primarily be powered by fuel efficient 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder engines, but added each “will be compatible” with versions of the company’s hybrid gas-electric system under development.

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10/30, 12:45 AM

posted by:

Allan

It will probably do well.

I think it is quite ugly.

I’m a good contrary indicator on style.

05/29, 4:24 PM

posted by:

Troy

I think it will do well. It has a different look which is reminiscent of a Nissan Morano or the Infinity. The Envoy XL never really did that well and this will be a nice replacement.

07/16, 7:26 PM

posted by:

Ames Tiedeman

All three (3) will sell well.

 
 
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