Time to ditch Chevrolet

[thearsenal1205]

All is not well in General Motors it seems

GM has announced the end of Holden in Australia & New Zealand.

Https://www.holden.com.au/announcement



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I was looking at their announcement and nag down na agad yung Holden NZ website nila

[LOLZ]

I was looking at their announcement and nag down na agad yung Holden NZ website nila

up na uli baka nilagay lang ung announcement sa frontpage.

[AG4]

Latest news about 3 days ago or so is that GM Plant in Rayong, Thailand is going to be closed soon.

Scarcity of parts will follow definitely with prices increasing to almost double if the origin is Mexico or the USofA 😥

Components as well as spare parts are made by subcontracted OEM parts suppliers, not by the auto manufacturer.

This is the reason you can still buy new spare parts for old generation cars.

[ppcsurfr]

Here's what's nice about this. People will sell their Chevrolets at a low price.

For people who know how things really work, this will be a really good opportunity.

It really doesn't matter to me if Chevy closes all their plants. I'm sure some enterpising OEM supplier will buy the tooling for the parts and produce spares.

Just go out and ask for replacement parts.

And if Chevrolet prices really go down, you can always get an extra to part it out.

[ninjababez]

Here's what's nice about this. People will sell their Chevrolets at a low price.

For people who know how things really work, this will be a really good opportunity.

It really doesn't matter to me if Chevy closes all their plants. I'm sure some enterpising OEM supplier will buy the tooling for the parts and produce spares.

Just go out and ask for replacement parts.

And if Chevrolet prices really go down, you can always get an extra to part it out.

kagalingan?

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[dr. d]

Here's what's nice about this. People will sell their Chevrolets at a low price.

.

my question is,
why will people sell their chevrolets at a low price?

[AG4]

my question is,
why will people sell their chevrolets at a low price?

Probably those who think when the Thai GM plant closes there won't be spare parts for their Thai-built Chevys.

Parts/ components are usually made by a subcontracted companies (Sometimes in multiple locations to serve different plants)

[benchph1]

Even if they sell their Chevy cars in a heavily discounted price i still wont buy it [emoji16]


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[tidus1203]

Even if they sell their Chevy cars in a heavily discounted price i still wont buy it [emoji16]


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Yeah its gonna be a money trap if they totally leave the SEA market... San ka na kuha pyesa puro import ano man natipid mo sa discount kakainin lang sa maintenance nyan...

[AG4]

Yeah its gonna be a money trap if they totally leave the SEA market... San ka na kuha pyesa puro import ano man natipid mo sa discount kakainin lang sa maintenance nyan...

For now, all GM said was they will leave right-hand drive markets.

After the warranty is over many just go to shops that sell cheaper GM parts like Thunder/Lightning in Banawe, QC and Mandaluyong.

The parts/components are usually made by subcontracted parts manufacturers.

This is the reason you can buy parts for discontinued models, my brother was able to buy parts for a Chevy Optra that has been discontinued over 10 years ago and a Honda that's over 20 years old.