GM: Chevy Cruze Sedan Sold in U.S. Is Made in U.S.

The transcript discusses the production and import of the Chevrolet Cruze. Initially, there was uncertainty about whether the Cruze was being imported from Mexico. GM clarified that all Cruze sedans sold in the US are made in Ohio. Due to declining small car sales, GM cut a shift at the Lordstown plant. Meanwhile, the Cruze hatchback is produced in Mexico for export, not to the US. The import of some Cruze models from Mexico is ending, raising questions about political awareness and implications.

Where are all Chevrolet Cruze sedans sold in the United States manufactured?

• Mexico

• South Korea

• United States

• Canada

What has been the trend in small car sales over the last year?

• They have increased significantly.

• They have remained stable.

• They have decreased.

• They have fluctuated unpredictably.

Why did GM move the production of the Cruze hatchback to Mexico?

• To reduce production costs.

• To sell more Cruzes in Mexico and leverage free trade agreements.

• To improve the quality of the vehicles.

• To focus on electric vehicle production in the U.S.

What is the future plan regarding the import of Cruze models from Mexico to the U.S.?

• To import only electric models.

• To increase imports significantly.

• To stop imports by the end of the month.

• To continue imports at the current rate.

What question is raised about Donald Trump's awareness regarding the Cruze imports?

• Whether he knows about the import cessation and plans to claim credit.

• Whether he will negotiate new trade agreements.

• Whether he plans to buy a Cruze.

• Whether he will visit the Lordstown plant.