<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MeanGreen2000:
This just in...recently posted by Ken Fichtner, "somewhere else"...
"This statement just arrived electronically from GM.
As always, remember you read it here first! Long live the Corvette*****.
To: ALL Chevrolet Dealers
March 3, 2001
Statement in response to a report in AM&P Magazine that General Motors plans to make Corvette a separate performance brand...
Attribute to Kurt Ritter, General Manager, Chevrolet Motor Division
Corvette has been a highly successful Chevrolet brand for almost 50 years, and General Motors has no plans whatsoever to separate Corvette from the Chevrolet franchise.
Corvette recently finished yet another year as America’s best selling high-performance sports car, and it remains a vital part of the Chevrolet lineup.
Chevrolet’s strategy continues to be to offer high volume cars and trucks in a broad range of market segments, along with halo vehicles such as Corvette, Avalanche and the recently announced SSR. This strategy continues to make Chevrolet one of the most successful brands in America."
Mark
[This message has been edited by MeanGreen2000 (edited 03-03-2001).]
[This message has been edited by MeanGreen2000 (edited 03-03-2001).]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Thank you Mark..........Now I can go back to sleep....for a moment there,thought I was having a nightmare about Corvette seperating itself from Chevrolet.....
Zman
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Deposit on 2002 MY Z06-First on Campbell Chevy(Bowling Green,KY)list!! Due in late July!
This just in...recently posted by Ken Fichtner, "somewhere else"...
"This statement just arrived electronically from GM.
As always, remember you read it here first! Long live the Corvette*****.
To: ALL Chevrolet Dealers
March 3, 2001
Statement in response to a report in AM&P Magazine that General Motors plans to make Corvette a separate performance brand...
Attribute to Kurt Ritter, General Manager, Chevrolet Motor Division
Corvette has been a highly successful Chevrolet brand for almost 50 years, and General Motors has no plans whatsoever to separate Corvette from the Chevrolet franchise.
Corvette recently finished yet another year as America’s best selling high-performance sports car, and it remains a vital part of the Chevrolet lineup.
Chevrolet’s strategy continues to be to offer high volume cars and trucks in a broad range of market segments, along with halo vehicles such as Corvette, Avalanche and the recently announced SSR. This strategy continues to make Chevrolet one of the most successful brands in America."
Mark
[This message has been edited by MeanGreen2000 (edited 03-03-2001).]
[This message has been edited by MeanGreen2000 (edited 03-03-2001).]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Thank you Mark..........Now I can go back to sleep....for a moment there,thought I was having a nightmare about Corvette seperating itself from Chevrolet.....
Zman
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Deposit on 2002 MY Z06-First on Campbell Chevy(Bowling Green,KY)list!! Due in late July!