<VV> volt corvair--little Corvair

[jjcole at triton.net]

True the GM we see now is relatively new.  The old GM is now known as
Motors Liquidation (MLC).  The brands/trademarks and all intellectual
property, I would imagine, was part of the sale/creation of the new GM.

MLC does have a website showing properties/assets that are for sale.  It
can be seen at:

https://www.motorsliquidation.com/Home.aspx

John
--too many Corvairs to list here


> I enjoyed a car being trashed while the Corvair was being praised.  There
> was one comment:
>
> "I love GM's new commercials about how the Chevy has been around since
> 1911...the old and original GM may have been around back that long, but
> the current GM is about three years old. They are two separate companies.
> When GM went bankrupt, the new GM had to purchase the rights to it's
> original brands."
>
>
> If this is true could the Corvair brand be purchased???   It might explain
> GM's total exclusion from its centennial advertising.
>
> Anybody wanna buy it?
>
>
> Kirk Johnson
> 64 Rampside
> 62 Monza Wagon
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