Brian Nesbitt – GM’s designer – had the pleasure of introducing the new GMC Denali XT concept at during the 2008 Chicago Auto Show. At first glance no words could come to our minds. It is definitely one that we could stare at all day – but to find the right words to describe the look of it can be quite hard to come up with.
GM spent its time and energy focusing on the 2009 Chevy Traverse at the 2008 Chicago Auto Show and because of that we almost didn’t notice the Hummer H3T sitting in a corner off to the side waiting for attention to come along. Although how anyone could ignore and not see such a large vehicle as the Hummer is beyond us.
The 2008 Chicago Auto Show was exciting and full of many cars that we didn’t expect to see and many that we have been waiting to get a closer look at. Over the next week we will be giving you a glimpse into the show and the top vehicles that are being displayed.
GM’s new Camaro has received a lot of hype and has been spotted in some of the largest auto shows as well as the movie “Transformers” – but it has yet to be released to the public. Yet, that doesn’t seem to stop GM from making plans on how best they can improve it.
This turned out to be a bad week for Holden (GM’s subsidiary company in Australia) as they were forced to recall 86,000 rear wheel drive Zeta vehicles that were built with the V6 engine. Holden discovered that the engine in the Australian vehicles could cause a fuel leak – which would then cause a fire. Holden has promised to fix all problems free of charge.