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| The $20,000 plus Saturn Sky was GM's answer to the Mazda Miata. Although the Saturn brand no longer exists, we believe this well-built, fun-to-drive vehicle should return as a Chevy. |
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| This James Bond-type vehicle was only in production for a moment, before the Pontiac division was giving the boot. This hard-top coupe was a sibling to the Sky. GM should consider returning this vehicle to the line up. There isn't a vehicle in GM's line up that fills this niche. |
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| Now that Chrysler is on track again the automaker should consider re-adding the Dodge Magnum to the line up. Even Acura is getting in the game with a version of TSX coming in 2011. Dodge's popular wagon was a spin-off the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger. How much would it really cost for the automaker to revive the nameplate? Not much! |
It's been almost two years since both GM and Chrysler were forced to seek a bailout package from the American government to help keep the companies afloat. Not only were the companies forced to rightsize its workforce, but also eliminate several brands: Hummer, Pontiac and Saturn. While Chrysler didn't eliminate any brands in their last round of pre-bankruptcy cuts, they were forced to send a few vehicles to car heaven. Now that both companies are back on track here are three vehicles that should rejoin the line up. Maybe we should start a Facebook campaign. Is that how 88-year old Betty White landed a hosting spot on Saturday Night Live?
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