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In other news, Chevrolet ceased sales of new cars in Europe altogether. No more Chevrolet for Europe. GM needs this to work.
by Keyframe 11y ago
In other news, Chevrolet ceased sales of new cars in Europe altogether. No more Chevrolet for Europe. GM needs this to work.
- ptaipale 11y agoThat's pretty much just a badging thing. GM sells European cars with the Opel badge (and Vauxhall in the UK). Chevrolet Volt was same as Opel Ampera, for example (but it had so bad sales that it was discontinued).
- Keyframe 11y agoTrue to an extent, because not all Chevrolet vehicles are re-branded nor are they available throughout Europe.
- ptaipale 11y agoIn fact, in December 2013 GM announced that it withdraws the Chevrolet brand from Europe, with just a couple of exceptions of "iconic vehicles" (Corvette and Camaro), plus the Russian market where they will continue. So, you can't really buy any new Chevrolet badged cars in Europe. http://www.chevrolet.co.uk/owners-area/important-customer-information.html http://www.chevrolet.co.uk/owners-area/important-customer-in... The Chevrolets sold in Europe were almost exclusively made in South Korea. American cars and car brands have a rather lousy quality reputation in Europe.