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AutoWeek, October, 2006
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Corsa coming The next-generation Opel Corsa, due around 2011, will come to the United States badged as an entry-level Saturn. General Motors' global production boss, Bob Lutz, told our sister publication Automotive News that GM will plan for 80,000 to 100,000 cars a year. GM just redid the Corsa, so the new one won't be ready for five years or so.
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More Loti Michael Kimberley, who came out of retirement in May to run Lotus, says the company will launch three new models by 2011. Lotus sells the Elise and Exige in the States, and will add a midrange sports car scheduled for ...
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