General Motors turns a hundred years and elect its ten best
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
GM, the automotive group that for many decades was the largest manufacturer in the world, elected on the occasion of his hundredth birthday of the ten best car ever produced by the marks currently in its possession. And the surprises are not missed.
Who would have ever said, for example, that the Saab 92, 1950 would have been better on the most reliable and emblazoned Chevrolet Corvette first series or the’64 Pontiac GTO? Or again, that the Chevy Bel Air of’55 should have been satisfied with the seventh place?
In the list appear car representing somehow the lines of future development in Detroit: on the one hand and small car parsimoniose, on the other supercar and innovative models as the Cadillac V16 of 1930 or the first model of the house equipped with electric starter.