"Torana hopes still alive" - Drive.com.au
Re: "Torana hopes still alive" - Drive.com.au
Originally Posted by crYnOid
Very very interesting! It looks to me as if Holden are giving GM NA a big push to let Holden do this!!! The "unlikely to share its underpinnings with the VE " is interesting too.......
Re: "Torana hopes still alive" - Drive.com.au
Originally Posted by crYnOid
...Very very interesting! It looks to me as if Holden are giving GM NA a big push to let Holden do this!!! The "unlikely to share its underpinnings with the VE " is interesting too.......

If they really can get it done in 3 years (get cracking in 6 months and have it done as early as 2010?!) it would seem to indicate that the parts & drivetrain to be used in such a car are already done. I'm sure that IF this car becomes reality that quickly, it would have to have key components from the VE if Holden's going to make it.
Kappa is a possibility, and GM can do a Kappa based sedan pretty quickly by all accounts. But I don't think something like that is compatible with Holden's assembly plant and I don't see GM setting up a Kappa plant in Korea if they have excess capacity at Wilmington.
Re: "Torana hopes still alive" - Drive.com.au
Originally Posted by guionM
Kappa is a possibility, and GM can do a Kappa based sedan pretty quickly by all accounts.
I'm confused.
Re: "Torana hopes still alive" - Drive.com.au
Originally Posted by Z28Wilson
Woah, hold on. I thought it was decided that Kappa could not be stretched.
I'm confused.
I'm confused.
GM could create a new hydroformed spaceframe that uses Kappa components pretty quickly.
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