GM has just gotten back to us about the Oshawa Consolidated plant closing down next year, and despite the carefully worded, PR-approved statements, there are some good nuggets of information, and perhaps a couple conclusions to draw from here.
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Tagged as Chevrolet Impala, closing, flex line, general motors, GM, oshawa, Plant
Tagged as Chevrolet Impala, closing, flex line, general motors, GM, oshawa, Plant
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