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Corvette is getting the AXE … say, is it not …?

Insiders at GM say the Corvette is not about 2012, and all R & D for the future Models quietly closing shop … why? The Division has no money because the product is a "picture" manufacturers, no $ $ $ maker. Come 2016, it would be have also made … unless 36MPG is about 6000 pounds pork (such as the Hummer), it is not for an exemption. If you think this will not happen 2 years ago GM bankruptcy (now on the taxpayer cent) was also an impossibility.

Here is the link. http://www.autoblog.com/2009/08/12/report-corvette-c7-coming-in-2012-as-a-2013-model/

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