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DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. on Wednesday unveiled two redesigned pickups, which the automaker plans to speed to showrooms ahead of their scheduled debuts as it rushes to generate cash and show investors its turnaround plan is working.
The new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra initially were scheduled to go on sale in 2007. But GM, which is fighting to rebound from a $10.6 billion loss last year, moved the launch up by 13 weeks -- a change that should boost 2006 results. Light-duty models now are scheduled to go on sale in the fall, while heavy- duty models will hit showrooms in the winter.See the full content of this document
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Gm Unveils Pickups Early
The trucks feature completely revamped exteriors and interiors, as well as new powertrain, chassis and safety systems. It is the first ti...
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