Quote Originally Posted by HK1837 View Post
Same with GMC (which I think is General Motors Company) trucks. These were at times sold alongside Pontiac vehicles at Pontiac dealers to give the Pontiac division of GMH a full range of vehicles to allow them to compete with Chevrolet. They were essentially an "upmarket" version of the same thing in the Chevrolet range, often how a Pontiac was seen except many GMC's were really just a Chev with "shinier" bits on it. So because both brands (GMC Trucks and (General Motors) Chevrolet) are a GM brand does the GMC automatically get seen as a Chevrolet? Or vice versa, the Chevy as a GMC? They are far closer together than a Holden and a HSV.

Just my take on it anyway.
GMC is the acronym for General Motors Coach, their bus truck division.

Dr Terry