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GM Production Schedule Through 2013!


Production Commitments At GM Assembly Facilities

Major truck/SUV developments
Major car developments


Arlington, Texas
*GMT-900 truck and SUV continued until 2012
*C3XX full-sized truck and SUV replacement beginning 2013

Bowling Green, KY
*Corvette and Cadillac XLR continue until 2011
*Corvette and XLR replacement products beginning 2012

Detroit Hamtramck, Mich.
*Buick Lucerne and Cadillac DTS continue until 2010
*Global Delta MPV7 beginning in 2009
*Global Delta Volt beginning in 2010
*Global Epsilon Chevrolet beginning in 2012

Fairfax, KS
*Chevrolet Malibu and Saturn Aura continue until 2011
*Global Epsilon Buick and Saturn beginning in 2009
*Chevrolet large 4-door notchback beginning in 2010

Flint, Mich.
*GMT-900 full-sized truck and heavy-duty commercial cab until 2011
*GMT-900 medium-duty truck continues until 2008
*C3XX full-sized truck and heavy-duty commercial cab beginning in 2012

Fort Wayne, Ind.
*GMT-900 full-sized truck and light-duty pickup continues through 2011
*C3XX full-sized truck and light-duty pickup replacement product beginning in 2012

Janesville, Wis.
*GMT-900 full-sized truck and SUV continues until 2012
*Medium-duty truck continues until 2009
*C3XX full-sized truck and SUV replacement for current GMT-900 full-sized truck and SUV products beginning in 2013

Lansing Delta Township, Mich.
*GMC, Saturn and Buick Lambda products continue until 2011
*GMC, Saturn and Buick Lambda replacement products beginning in 2012
*Chevrolet Lambda product beginning in 2011

Lansing Grand River, Mich.
*Cadillac CTS, Cadillac STS and Cadillac SRX continue through 2009
*Cadillac CTS wagon and Cadillac CTS coupe beginning in 2009
*Zeta products (two styles) beginning in 2011.

Lordstown, Ohio
*Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5 continue through 2009
*Global Gamma 4-door notchback beginning in 2010
*Global Alpha (2 styles) beginning in 2011.

Orion, Mich.
*Pontiac G6 continues through 2013.

Pontiac, Mich.
*GMT 900 full-sized light-duty pickup and heavy-duty pickup continue through 2011
*C3XX full-sized truck, light-duty pickup and heavy-duty pickup beginning in 2012.

Shreveport, La.
*H3, H3T, Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon continue through 2011
*H3 and H3T replacement beginning in 2011

Spring Hill, Tenn.
*Chevrolet Lambda continues through 2012
*Theta Epsilon SUV beginning in 2011
*Next-generation Chevrolet Lambda replacement product – demand and business-case dependent beyond 2012.

Wentzville, Mo.
*Chevrolet and GMC large vans continue through the product lifecycle, beyond 2012
*Next-generation Chevrolet and GMC large vans replacement for the current product – demand and business-case dependent beyond 2012.

Wilmington, Del.
*Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky continue until 2012.

Unknown Assembly Thus Far
*GMT-355 replacements (Colorado/Canyon)
*Delta II (Cobalt/G5/Astra)

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Gamma, Alpha coming to Lordstown

Gamma, Alpha coming to Lordstown

By Tribune Chronicle (Updated 1:45 p.m.)


LORDSTOWN — The Global Gamma is coming to the General Motors Corp. Lordstown Complex for the 2010 model year, with the Global Alpha arriving for the 2011 model year, according to a union flyer issued to workers this afternoon.

The cars will replace the plant’s current Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5 small cars, which are due to end production in June 2009.

The complex then will switch to the Gamma, which is a four-door notch back, according to the flier from United Auto Workers Local 1112. The Alpha will have two body styles.

FLIER DETAILS:
Below is the synopsis of the tentative labor contract between General Motors Corp. and the United Auto Workers, according to the flyer issued Friday afternoon by UAW Local 1112 to members in the Complex’s East assembly plant:
GM committed to maintaining U.S. manufacturing base:
– Lordstown will maintain Cobalt and Pontiac G5 production through the 2009 model year. For the 2010 model year, we will build the Global Gamma four-door notch back. We will be adding a second car for the 2011 model year – the Global Alpha platform which will have two body styles.
– There will be a total moratorium on outsourcing for the length of the agreement. Additionally GM has committed to insource over 3,000 jobs back into the U.S. system.
Economic Gains
– Over the course of the 4 year agreement, the average employee will realize gains of approximately $13,000, including the $3,000 signing bonus and two 3% lump sum and one 4% lump sum raises.
Cola Protection
– The current formula negotiated in the 2005 VEBA memorandum of understanding will be maintained.
Comprehensive health care is maintained for all active employees
GM VEBA Contributions
– GM will pay $29.9 billion to pre-fund retiree health care through VEBA.
– Additionally GM will contribute $5.4 billion in pre-VEBA cost for retiree health care.
Pension
– There will be future pension increases in the new agreement and lump sum payment to current retirees.
Temporary Employees
– 3,000 temporary employees will become permanent under this agreement.
New Protections
– Improved health and safety protections including noise and chemical training, confined space and improve ergonomic programs.
Skilled Trades
– Skilled trades will receive 20 cents per hour tool allowance.
– Additonally they will receive extensive high tech training as well as the addition of 1,500 new apprentices nationwide.
New Wage and Benefit Levels for New Employees
– Details to be explained at the informational meetings
Non-Core
– Examples of non-core work include but are not limited to material movement, general stores, finished driving, paint mix, chemical management and certain sub-assemblies.
SAP
– A special nationwide attrition program has been negotiated at similar levels as the previous SAP.
– Eligibility will be discussed at the informational meetings as information becomes available.


Check out page 11 from this download, jackpot.
http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/doc...70928_terms.pdf Edited by Flybrian
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Yeah, the Cobalt is staying on Delta ("Delta II" to be exact). All this is saying is that Alpha and Gamma vehicles are going to be produced at Lordstown instead of Delta vehicles. It sounds like we are getting a coupe and sedan off of Alpha, I would guess it's a Pontiac. I can't see them producing a Cadillac at a rather old plant that is also going to be producing the Aveo.

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Gamma, Alpha coming to Lordstown

Gamma, Alpha coming to Lordstown

By Tribune Chronicle (Updated 1:45 p.m.)

LORDSTOWN — The Global Gamma is coming to the General Motors Corp. Lordstown Complex for the 2010 model year, with the Global Alpha arriving for the 2011 model year, according to a union flyer issued to workers this afternoon.

The cars will replace the plant’s current Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5 small cars, which are due to end production in June 2009.

The complex then will switch to the Gamma, which is a four-door notch back, according to the flier from United Auto Workers Local 1112. The Alpha will have two body styles.

FLIER DETAILS:

Below is the synopsis of the tentative labor contract between General Motors Corp. and the United Auto Workers, according to the flyer issued Friday afternoon by UAW Local 1112 to members in the Complex’s East assembly plant:

GM committed to maintaining U.S. manufacturing base:

– Lordstown will maintain Cobalt and Pontiac G5 production through the 2009 model year. For the 2010 model year, we will build the Global Gamma four-door notch back. We will be adding a second car for the 2011 model year – the Global Alpha platform which will have two body styles.

– There will be a total moratorium on outsourcing for the length of the agreement. Additionally GM has committed to insource over 3,000 jobs back into the U.S. system.

Economic Gains

– Over the course of the 4 year agreement, the average employee will realize gains of approximately $13,000, including the $3,000 signing bonus and two 3% lump sum and one 4% lump sum raises.

Cola Protection

– The current formula negotiated in the 2005 VEBA memorandum of understanding will be maintained.

Comprehensive health care is maintained for all active employees

GM VEBA Contributions

– GM will pay $29.9 billion to pre-fund retiree health care through VEBA.

– Additionally GM will contribute $5.4 billion in pre-VEBA cost for retiree health care.

Pension

– There will be future pension increases in the new agreement and lump sum payment to current retirees.

Temporary Employees

– 3,000 temporary employees will become permanent under this agreement.

New Protections

– Improved health and safety protections including noise and chemical training, confined space and improve ergonomic programs.

Skilled Trades

– Skilled trades will receive 20 cents per hour tool allowance.

– Additonally they will receive extensive high tech training as well as the addition of 1,500 new apprentices nationwide.

New Wage and Benefit Levels for New Employees

– Details to be explained at the informational meetings

Non-Core

– Examples of non-core work include but are not limited to material movement, general stores, finished driving, paint mix, chemical management and certain sub-assemblies.

SAP

– A special nationwide attrition program has been negotiated at similar levels as the previous SAP.

– Eligibility will be discussed at the informational meetings as information becomes available.

Check out page 11 from this download, jackpot.

http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/doc...70928_terms.pdf

The details of this contract makes me want to vomit... particularly in the PDF document link above. Most of it is marketing spin focused on justifying the very existence of the union.

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You always post interesting stuff!

That page 11 = :thumbsup:

Some interesting stuff for us to have fun discussing:

Global Epsilon Chevrolet - Epica replacement on swb Epsilon?

CTS Wagon and Coupe - YAY! :)

Zeta products (two styles) - If Impala and Camaro go to Canada as has been talked about, does this mean 2 Cadillacs? Swb and Lwb STS replacement?

Edited by ZL-1
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A couple of clarifications needed, as far as anyone knows:

* Fairfax, Kan. — Chevrolet Malibu and Saturn Aura continue until 2011, Global Epsilon Buick and Saturn beginning in 2009, Chevrolet large 4-door notchback beginning in 2010.

Impala? :ohyeah:

* Lansing, Mich., Grand River — Cadillac CTS, Cadillac STS and Cadillac SRX continue through 2009, Cadillac CTS wagon and Cadillac CTS coupe beginning in 2009, Zeta products (two styles) beginning in 2011.

STS/DTS replacement and... good lookin out, Griff. I forgot about the Lucerne.

This board acts up... I contend that I was the first to reply to this, but I got a 500 Error. :angry:

Edited by Lamar
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Lansing Delta Township, Mich.

*GMC, Saturn and Buick Lambda products continue until 2011

*GMC, Saturn and Buick Lambda replacement products beginning in 2012

*Chevrolet Lambda product beginning in 2011

Spring Hill, Tenn.

*Chevrolet Lambda continues through 2012

*Theta Epsilon SUV beginning in 2011

*Next-generation Chevrolet Lambda replacement product – demand and business-case dependent beyond 2012.

uh.... so which is it?

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So what is Global Delta MPV7 at Hamtramck starting in 2009 . I assume this is not the Cobalt/G5/Astra on Delta 2 ? In that list , it looks like the Cobalts are gonna be coming outa Mexico .

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XLR is in dire need of a refresh, the shape is good, but needs a new grille, better interior and more power, I hope they address that before 2012. DTS and Lucerne until 2010? They are really letting those drag out, although the G6 is worse, that car is cheap and dated now, I can't wait to see how bad it is in 2012. It'll be sad to see the SRX go, a CTS wagon is a bad idea, no one will miss the STS. I am curious to see the execution of the Alpha and Zeta cars, it is a shame they are so far away, BMW will be on their next generation 5 and 7 series by then.

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So what is Global Delta MPV7 at Hamtramck starting in 2009 . I assume this is not the Cobalt/G5/Astra on Delta 2 ? In that list , it looks like the Cobalts are gonna be coming outa Mexico .

You got it.

I assume this is how GM is going to make money on those small cars..... :yes:

And it's only going to be Astra/Cobalt . The G5 will be gone-and the HHR will be too...unless the demand makes it worth while.

And the Trucklet Twins are gone too-if they plan to continue to have a small truck-chances are they will be imported.

These last set of trucks were a disaster- people bought more used S-10s than these trucks... :nono:

One last tidbit-though this could be more rumor at this point-The Cobalt name may be dropped as well-more to the fact that GM just couldn't shake the stink of the Cavalier off of it.... :( Maybe something more euro?

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One last tidbit-though this could be more rumor at this point-The Cobalt name may be dropped as well-more to the fact that GM just couldn't shake the stink of the Cavalier off of it.... :( Maybe something more euro?

You don't think they'll pull a Ford & go back to Cavalier? :P

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You don't think they'll pull a Ford & go back to Cavalier? :P

of course not, they will of course look to their roots and call it one of four names(alphanumeric order): Chevette, Metro, Nova, or of course the Vega

Nova actually might be a decent name of a cobalt sized alpha (rwd) since a nova was smaller then the malibu

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of course not, they will of course look to their roots and call it one of four names(alphanumeric order): Chevette, Metro, Nova, or of course the Vega

Nova actually might be a decent name of a cobalt sized alpha (rwd) since a nova was smaller then the malibu

nova is a very bad one with the growing us spanish population, translated, nova=no go
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XLR is in dire need of a refresh, the shape is good, but needs a new grille, better interior and more power, I hope they address that before 2012. DTS and Lucerne until 2010? They are really letting those drag out, although the G6 is worse, that car is cheap and dated now, I can't wait to see how bad it is in 2012. It'll be sad to see the SRX go, a CTS wagon is a bad idea, no one will miss the STS. I am curious to see the execution of the Alpha and Zeta cars, it is a shame they are so far away, BMW will be on their next generation 5 and 7 series by then.

The G6 is being refreshed next year.
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uh.... so which is it?

either they're the same product and it's to throw off the general product. Or maybe it's 2 different chevy lambdas?

EDIT: So the malibu production is being moved? So they can make an older epsilon product alongside the new AURA and Lacrosse? or are they different lines there. and what is this mysterious notchback?

Edited by jbartley
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No va=doesn't go, its two words. Click

regaurdless.. it is still no joke that it disrupted sales because of a poorly chosen name... it sold well in the states but south america and central america was really not the car for them...

I mean honnestly, there are plenty of bad names out there... I remember when the focus came out, everyone made fun of the name, because no one wanted to "focus" on its apperance.

I forgot what we said about the echo, but that was a bad name too

Or why would you buy a Foriegn Jeep... when you could buy a regular Jeep...???

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