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Originally Posted by Bevsta007
Sorry makes no sense for GM to pull out of Holden commitments with existing dealerships and customer base and then introduce their premium line of vehicles where they didn't see fit to do so before.
But maybe the HSV RHD conversions ie RAM & Camaro has legs
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No need to be sorry. You need to maybe reread what was said. Someone was saying that GM would pull out completely, and I was saying that at the very least they have plans for Cadillac. I didn't say they'd get rid if Holden, he did.
Maybe they should, though. Maybe GM see what everyone else is seeing; the Holden brand holds no value. The Cadillac brand, however, has a whole lot more pull especially if the product is half decent.
What sort of commitments are they willing to keep losing money on? They're not selling, lmao. The dealers they choose to carry the Cadillac brand may be few but the rest will just shut shop or keep selling Holden utes and suvs, with Corvettes and camaros before the latter is eventually discontinued. Maybe in another corner of select dealerships they'll have Cadillacs.
Brand these select dealerships as "GM", with three different brands sold under the one roof. See? GM's solution is found on a Ford forum.