GM on Small Car Plant Site
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Statement On The Plant Selection To Produce The New Small Car For GM
2009-06-10 -- On May 29, GM announced that we will build a future small, fuel-efficient car in the United States utilizing an existing UAW-GM assembly plant that is currently on standby capacity status.
The assembly plants in consideration are Orion (Michigan), Spring Hill (Tennessee) and Janesville (Wisconsin).
Given the importance of this small car program, and in an effort to move quickly to identify the plant, GM leadership has begun discussions regarding selection criteria with Federal and State government officials from Michigan, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
We hope to identify and announce the future production site of the small car within the next several weeks.
Source: GM
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