Thursday, February 19, 2009

Bombshell! GM Performance Dead (For Now)
(From Freiburger’s Junkyard)
By Brian Lohnes (at Freiburger's Junkyard) Posted 02/18/09

Automotive News is reporting that General Motors has killed off the GM Performance Division. This is crushing news to fans of domestic performance vehicles and the decision appears to have been made in order to appease the government.


Read more at http://www.freiburgersjunkyard.com/blog/Bombshell-GM-Performance-Dead-For-Now.html

This is a "see, Speedzzter told you so" moment.

Will Chrysler's SRT and what's little's left of Ford's SVT & Ford Racing be far behind?

We're heading back to the automotive dark ages of the 1970s faster than a JATO-Powered Disc sled on Mount Everest that's been greased with PAM (tm).


WAIT A SECOND . . . Freiburger's Junkyard is hedging a bit now.

Still, it's starting to look like the 2012 model year will be barren of new performance cars for many OEMs (Just like back in 1972 . . . .)

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