tmurfet,
wikipedia is not exactly the most reputable source. Ask yourself "where do they get their info?" and you might wonder why you are posting something about cars build in 2009 and 2010.
I don't even think that Mr. Wagoner knows what will be produced then.
Look at Porsche. There was one time that the CEO thought that the 911 and 99X platform would go away to make room for the 924 and 933. OOPS!
The article you quoted states that the Epsilon 2 will be "adaptable for front and all-wheel drive applications." What about the Cadi CTS? It's rear wheel already and Pontiac wants to go rear-wheel exclusive over the next 5 years.
Be patient - who knows what the future will bring. Just keep buying North America in hopes that one day we might find a winner.
wikipedia is not exactly the most reputable source. Ask yourself "where do they get their info?" and you might wonder why you are posting something about cars build in 2009 and 2010.
I don't even think that Mr. Wagoner knows what will be produced then.
Look at Porsche. There was one time that the CEO thought that the 911 and 99X platform would go away to make room for the 924 and 933. OOPS!
The article you quoted states that the Epsilon 2 will be "adaptable for front and all-wheel drive applications." What about the Cadi CTS? It's rear wheel already and Pontiac wants to go rear-wheel exclusive over the next 5 years.
Be patient - who knows what the future will bring. Just keep buying North America in hopes that one day we might find a winner.
