The one up here was producing cheapo sedans for a 1970s marketing plan. As I spend a lot of my life sitting in traffic jams on 8+ lane highways, I have lots of opportunity to check out the cars around me. Not many GM products, anymore. Thirty-forty years ago, most of them were and now it's more like about one in twenty. GM was going to die a natural death a decade ago and it was put on artificial life support by governments on both sides of our border.
This is a prime example of how bail-outs (and tariffs) fossilize inefficiency and stupid. That is why dusting off and re-commissioning obsolete aluminium and steel Mills will never make America great, again ... just backwards , overpriced and inefficient.
The number has been up on that Oshawa plant for some years. The days of the Chevy sedan are done. If you want a reliable, inexpensive sedan, buy a Honda, Hyundai or Toyota. They work when you turn the key.
