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storyDETROIT, July 27, 2004 - General Motors enters the 2005 model year focused on delivering best-in-class products to strengthen its brands and capitalize on favorable economic trends, according to Paul Ballew, GM executive director of Global Market and Industry Analysis.
"GM has a comprehensive strategy for dealing with a very competitive, dynamic market," said Ballew, speaking at GM's annual new products preview for the media. "The strategy is comprehensive and yet simple, and that is getting the basics right."
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The 2005 GTO features the new 400-horsepower LS2 V-8, available hood scoops and a split dual exhaust system.
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Says Jeffrey N. Meyer (Jefflerna.@ucd.net) - "I'm out here in the middle of the Pacific on the Island of Guam. I'm a GTO/Pontiac fan! Ever since my Dad owned a Green '68 GTO when I was young. There are 2 GTO's on this Island of 150 thousand people, I've seen or heard of a black '69 convertible, and heard of a (story) of a '64 stashed away somewhere. So maybe if I get rich someday (hee,hee) or if I go back to the states. I'll certainly buy a '68 or a '69 GTO!"