GM-Toyota joint venture terminating
Subscribe to our RSS feed or get updates by Email for all the latest spy photos, videos, news and reviews!
Though GM has had a fruitful and long standing relationship with Toyota, the Nummi venture is ending. GM has been unable to reach an understanding with Toyota regarding a new product plant at Fremont, California. And since it is in the process of downsizing, this is one venture which will not see the light of day.
“There are no future GM vehicles planned for the joint venture at this time,” said Troy Clarke, president of GM North America, in a statement. On its part the Toyota spokesman Mike Goss said in a statement that the Japanese automaker is disappointed to see the partnership end. “The economic and business environment surrounding Toyota is also extremely severe, and so this decision by GM makes the situation even more difficult for Toyota,” he said in a email.
The 25 year old partnership has thus come to an end.
Related posts
- Toyota to end its joint venture with GM
- Nissan to create jobs in UK by expanding production
- Toyota announces massive losses
- Toyota restructures, cuts out the flab
- Volkswagen and Suzuki already planning small car for India
- Nissan to make zero-emission vehicles in UK
- Toyota is Canada’s largest selling auto maker
- Toyota forecasts increase in sales










First video of the Danish supercar Zenvo ST1
World's ugliest Mercedes McLaren SLR found!
Bugatti reveals Veyron Centenaire Edition at Concorso d'Eléganza
2009 300 SL Panamericana replica - rebirth of an icon
Gemballa Tornado 750 GTS, based on Porsche Cayenne Turbo
Picture update: MINI Cooper S Clubman Airstream concept
VW could become biggest-selling carmaker in the world
Live from Shanghai: 2010 Porsche Panamera Turbo
Stile Bertone and Jason Castriota present one-off Mantide
Another Lamborghini Murcielago smashed, third car in four weeks
Novitec TuLesto with 777 horsepower - only 11 will be built!
Tuning World Bodensee 2009 - Miss Tuning finalists announced
2010MY Nissan GT-R laps the famous Nürburgring in 7:27.56
Fab Design SLR Desire- redesigned carbon fiber body and 750 hp
MTM Audi R8 in GT3 RS Porsche green and 560 horsepower
Another Lamborghini Murcielago smashed, third car in four weeks
2010MY Nissan GT-R laps the famous Nürburgring in 7:27.56