2011 Chevy Orlando
01-13-2009, 03:07 PM
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2011 Chevy Orlando
How did we miss this?
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/11/d...de-production/
I'm surprised no one picked up on this earlier. With the Orlando, Spark and Cruze all due for MY2011, Chevy will have replacements for the HHR, Aveo5 and Cobalt all in one swoop. (Although the Cobalt is supposed to continue to be built alongside the Cruze as a low-content vehicle.) 
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/11/d...de-production/
Among the array of various concept and production vehicles at the GM display was the Chevy Orlando Concept that made its world debut in Paris just a few months prior. Based on the same platform as the Cruze, the Orlando offers seven seats in a relatively compact design. At its debut we found the Orlando to be a much more appealing than the HHR and hoped that GM would consider bringing it to the U.S. as a production vehicle. Our wish has been granted, and the Orlando will arrive in dealers as a 2011 model along with the Spark mini-car.
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How did we miss this?
I'm surprised no one picked up on this earlier. With the Orlando, Spark and Cruze all due for MY2011, Chevy will have replacements for the HHR, Aveo5 and Cobalt all in one swoop. (Although the Cobalt is supposed to continue to be built alongside the Cruze as a low-content vehicle.)
I'm surprised no one picked up on this earlier. With the Orlando, Spark and Cruze all due for MY2011, Chevy will have replacements for the HHR, Aveo5 and Cobalt all in one swoop. (Although the Cobalt is supposed to continue to be built alongside the Cruze as a low-content vehicle.)
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01-13-2009, 04:18 PM
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It reminds me of the Caliber, too.
And it reminds me why I hate the Caliber's styling.
What is with the slab sides and gun slit windows?
Chrysler is hopefully getting away from that style. And no automaker should use it. Ever!
The idea is good, just not the execution.
And it reminds me why I hate the Caliber's styling.
What is with the slab sides and gun slit windows?
Chrysler is hopefully getting away from that style. And no automaker should use it. Ever!
The idea is good, just not the execution.
01-13-2009, 05:01 PM
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https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...35&postcount=5That is ok, this is worthy of its own thread. I hope AWD is an option. Chevy is lacking in that Escape/CR-V/Patriot segment.
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