Allante93

The guys on DigitalCorvettes.com have been saying a supercharged 6.2L V8.

It's official 2007 Toyota Tundra and Lexus ES.

The BRX and 9-4X ARE both on a new platform that combines the elements of Theta & Epsilon

Perhaps, but three of the "Quad Lams" (formerly "Tri-Lams") will be Spartans!

Rumors are already circulating through GM that, Frederick (Fritz) A. Henderson, will replace Wagoner in the not so distant future. If you look at his bio, he's made the rounds, last leading GM's most profitable region Asia-Pacific, and was then sent to bring GME back into the black. The question is not who, but when? GM Officer Bio: GM Group Vice President Chairman, GM Europe Frederick (Fritz) A. Henderson has been chairman of GM Europe, responsible for General Motors activities in Europe, based in Zurich, Switzerland, since June 2004. He is also a GM group vice president and a member of the GM Automotive Strategy Board. Born in Detroit, Michigan, on November 29, 1958, Henderson earned a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Michigan in 1980 and a master's degree in business administration from Harvard Business School in 1984. Henderson started his career at General Motors in 1984 as a senior analyst in the treasurer's office in New York. After holding a variety of financial assignments, he was transferred to GMAC in 1989 as director of mortgage banking. He was promoted to several positions of increasing responsibility until becoming GMAC group vice president of finance in Detroit in 1992. In 1994, he was appointed executive in charge of operations for the former Automotive Components Group in Pontiac, Michigan, and then became a GM vice president and general manager of Delphi Saginaw in May 1996. From 1997 to 2000, Henderson was GM vice president and managing director of GM do Brasil with responsibilities for GM operations in Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. In June 2000, Henderson was named group vice president and president of GM Latin America, Africa and Middle East (LAAM) headquartered in Florida, and in January 2002, he moved to Singapore as president of GM Asia Pacific, a position he occupied before being appointed to his current one.

Sight unseen, I'll follow the consensus of Saturn Ion

I'm going to have to agree that this has got to be one of the GM Daewoo products. I don't think this looks at all like what journalists were describing when they saw the 08 Malibu at the GM Design Dome. FYI: that scene was shot in the "glass football," the new front entrance to GM's World HQ (Renaissance Center) in Detroit.

This is a slide from Toyota's "We Can & We Will" presentation last November. It shows development times decreasing to a little over 12 months.

The grill and the C-pillar are completely different than the 06 Impala

Not sure if this picture has surfaced or not on this site, but it's a screen shot from one of the employee pricing commercials. My best guess is that the vehicle behind the guy is a 2008 Chevrolet Malibu (GMX386).

How about Doraville not closing and continuing to churn out GMT511/512 minivans?