GM eyes entry into small SUV segment

Analysts believe the Chevrolet Trax concept hints at the brand’s future small SUV for Europe. The new model could be built in Antwerp.

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By:

James Franey

October 01, 2007 05:00 AM

Opel’s marketing team is developing a plan to enter the small SUV market, with Chevrolet likely to follow shortly afterwards.

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