GM is cautiously looking to return Corvette and Cadillac brands back to European Showrooms following last year's bankruptcy of its previous importer, Dutch-based Kroymans, who went belly up during the Summer of 2009. GM had its own financial issues at the time of the Kroyman bankruptcy but a GM spokesperson speaking with Das Autohaus says the automaker is currently in contract negotiations with up to 30 dealers in Germany.
Should Corvette return to European car showrooms, buyers would be able to choose from all four models of the America Sports car including the ZR1 and the new Grand Sport models.
More information on Corvette and Cadillac's return to Europe is expected to be announced during the Geneva Motor Show which begins on March 4th.
Source:
Das Autohaus via The Truth About Cars
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Posted At : 1:46 PM. | Posted By : keith | GM/Factory News | Comments (2)
but GM has also to bring back the Camaro with competitive prices and no furthermore with unrealistic change-rates Dollar / Euro or Dollar / Swissfrancs! Welcome back GM...
