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Originally Posted by 455HOGT37
Simple, the 04-06 "GTO" was built entirely by Holden workers in a Holden plant, on a continent on the other side of the world. This manufacturing line was not even exclusive to the "GTO", it also concurrently spit out Chevrolet, Vauxhal and Holden versions of the same car. There is nothing Pontiac about the car we got. I'm guessing even the red arrowheads were applied by people who's paycheck says GMH, rather than PMD.
Remember the Honda Passport SUV of the 90's? Who built that vehicle? It was not Honda. Ever notice it looked EXACTLY like a Izusu? Sears and Robuck used to sell a car. Do you ever remember "Sears" auto plants anywhere? Who manufactured them? Ever notice they looked EXACTLY like a Henry J?
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Ha, and what's the problem exactly? No car today exists in that capacity, nor any product for that matter. Well except for those shown on Cliff Claven's show! Ha. Last I heard a Mazda comes off the Mustang line so don't even go there.
My 70 is all Pontiac and that is great and I can enjoy it in that manner.
Actually, I'd be surprised if something even on it wasn't made overseas, anyone privy to if all parts on our classic GTO's were actually made solely in America?