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General Motors Europe presents its new compact car the Chevrolet Cruze during a world premiere at Pavillon Dauphine in Paris, Wednesday in preview of the 2008 Paris Car show.

The Cruze, will be assembled in Lordstown, OH in 2010 for the North American market, it is the first model built on the compact-car architecture designed and engineered by GM's European operations. Based in Russelsheim, Germany, GM Europe also is developing the architecture for all of GM's mid-size cars.

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A Pontiac should have its own front and rear clips and interior. And be available in all the same bodystyles as the Chevy. It's the very least they can do for Pontiac.

So now they're claiming Delta II was developed by GME and not GMDAT? :lol:

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I always read that GMDAT had a substantial role in the development, with some input from GME.

I just performed a search on our site - here's a post from griffon:

A detailed development timeline for the Chevrolet Delta 2 was leaked some time ago—it is being developed in Korea using the European-developed architecture...
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