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Originally Posted by DGthe3
No, not at all. If you don't want one, fine. But there are plenty (such as police forces) who would hardly consider anything but a large, rwd sedan. Plus, if relative to a fwd car it can be sold at a comparable price, while getting comparable fuel economy, yet deliver superior ride quality and handling, how is it a waste?
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The platform that would need to support it would drain resources from other, more important/profitable products. Chevy doesn't need specialty products beyond Camaro and Corvette. Or do you think those should suffer just to support a low-volume RWD sedan? Or should Tahoe suffer because some GM'ers can't give up on the Holden RWD sedan? Or how about Silverado? Should GM go less-than on that to make room for a RWD sedan that couldn't crack 40K units per year last time around? Think about it...