After getting a $1 billion “investment” from both GM and the Australian government, Holden will be starting their first post-funding project; designing two new cars for the Chinese market.
Posted in China, Future Vehicles, New Cars, News Blog
Tagged as Buick, China, general motors, GM, Holden, shanghai general motors
Tagged as Buick, China, general motors, GM, Holden, shanghai general motors
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