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GM announced another delay in the construction of a Flint, MI plant that will build engines for both the Chevrolet Volt and Chevrolet Cruze. Construction was put on hold initially during GM's cash crisis last month.
According to a Bloomberg report, the plant will still be done in time to provide engines for the launch of the Cruze and Volt in 2010.
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billt9 says:
10:45 AM, 01/28/09
According to Autoblog's version of this report, the Cruze and Volt were planned from the beginning to launch with 1.4-liters from the Europe plant. The Michigan plant was suppose to build engines for the 2nd year.