Tag Archives: GM
Holden Design – A Look Inside (Holden Careers) Series: Cory Baker (Clay Modelling)
A career that has enabled him to travel the world, Corey Baker has always been hands on and has a passion for working with his hands to create everything from concept cars to furniture design. Following a degree in Industrial … Continue reading
Holden Design: A Look Inside (Holden Careers) Series: Kurt Ramholdt (Visualisation)
Studying Industrial Design at University, Kurt Ramholdt naturally gravitated towards automotive design, the sketches and models where much more exciting and challenging. To Kurt, cars represent the pinnacle of product design. Learn more about Kurt’s story….
Holden Design – A Look Inside (Holden Careers) Series: Brendan Dixon (Digital Sculpting)
Throughout the majority of Brendan Dixon’s academic studies, he never thought he would end up in Automotive Design however as his “journey” of figuring out what he wanted to do evolved he has surprised even himself. Learn about that journey…
Holden Design – A Look Inside (Holden Careers) Series: Ben Last (Creative Design)
Ben Last has already had many career highlights and this is just the beginning. Whilst studying at University, it was clear that his passion for automobile and transport would lead to a position at an Automotive Design studio, where his … Continue reading
2011 Chevrolet Equinox
Text and Photos by Cor Steenstra The Chevrolet Equinox survived the GM bankruptcy and was deemed a “current” enough vehicle in the old GM line up to remain. Clearly, the current sales numbers must prove GM right in their decision, … Continue reading
2010 Cadillac SRX
Cadillac has unveiled the next-generation 2010 SRX Crossover, featuring a completely new design and more-efficient, high-technology engine choices. The new SRX is a mid-size luxury crossover coming to the North American International Auto Show next week. The 2010 SRX is … Continue reading
Automakers to get $17.4 billion in government aid
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The government will offer up to $17.4 billion in loans to the ailing U.S. automakers and expects General Motors and Chrysler LLC to access the money immediately, a senior administration official said on Friday. Some $13.4 billion … Continue reading