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Is GM bringing Chevy to OZ sooner, rather than later?

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Here are two pics of the Chevy Colorado. The 1st pic is of a current 2008 American Chevy Colorado, the 2nd pic is of a Chevy Colorado which is somewhat different from the 1st and, notice which side the steering wheel is on! It looks like it's ready to replace the Holden Rodeo. Odd very odd.

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I'd imagine that's a Thai market GMT-355, where GM produces them and they have right hand drive.

Edited by Chazman

If they are going to OZ, it shouldn't surprise anyone... Lutz said himself that Chevrolet is GM's GLOBAL brand from now on...

You have to question the logic of having that vehicle represent Chevrolet in new markets where GM wishes to grow the brand.

Sort of like saying " We want you to buy the junk we can't sell elsewhere". :rolleyes:

It's an Isuzu truck sourced from Thailand, with Chevy trim?

Yeah, because naming a truck "Colorado" in Australia makes sense....

Well, Toyota has/had a Land Cruiser Colorado in Europe..

I would imagine the Rodeo is one of the last things they'll switch to Chevrolet, unless they establish a separate dealer network (again), and offer the Chevy Colorado in one and the Holden Rodeo in the other (a la Chevy/GMC). Now GMC they've considered for Australia too.

Australians love their Holden's. I really doubt they'd be all that happy driving "Chevy's" . Maybe there's market research that proves otherwise, but a good chunk of my family drives Holden, and they've said that they would never drive a Chevrolet, just because the name has no cachet in that country, and because it's 'American' .

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Australians love their Holden's. I really doubt they'd be all that happy driving "Chevy's" . Maybe there's market research that proves otherwise, but a good chunk of my family drives Holden, and they've said that they would never drive a Chevrolet, just because the name has no cachet in that country, and because it's 'American' .

Well I have a feeling it will be Chevy. The last time I was in OZ, I can't tell you how many Chevy bowties on Holdens I saw there. To many to count that's for sure. Besides where will they go to, Toyota? That would be like Camino driving a Celica. Just won't happen. :AH-HA_wink:

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Hey! Why did they get the better looking one?

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Hey! Why did they get the better looking one?

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. or One man's trash is another man's treasure. :AH-HA_wink:

I had very good luck with my Colorado, and I'd buy another. The current US version needs a restyling, but the Thai version is kind of blah, wimpy if you ask me.

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