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GM’s U. S. inventories at a 1. June. Jalopnik has reached out to Cadillac for comment, and will update if we hear back, but it’s a surprising move considering the car just came out and to mostly very positive reviews.

The other cars on the line are the Chevrolet Volt hybrid, Buick La. Crosse, Cadillac XTS, Chevrolet Impala and Chevrolet Sonic, according to unnamed sources cited by Reuters. The report said GM is currently reviewing whether to cancel the cars, but didn’t give any sort of timeline of when we’ll know anything.

The car that stands out most from the cut list is the CT6, especially considering that the thing is almost brand new. The CT6 debuted at the New York Auto Show in 2.

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But here we are, two years later, unsure of whether the CT6 will actually make it through this sales slump. Why Did You Come To My House Full Movie. Reuters reports that unnamed analysts said the CT6’s Detroit factory, which also makes the at- risk Volt, Impala and La. Crosse, is one of the most vulnerable due to producing all four of those slow- selling models. The thing is, the CT6, which starts at $5.

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GM dealers ended June with as much as six months supply of certain models. Two months is considered normal. Well, CT6, best of luck to you out there. It’s a cold, harsh world, but at least we all have your cushy rear seats to fall back on—for a little while, at least.

Update, 6: 3. 3 p. ET: Cadillac president Johan de Nysschen told Jalopnik that no, Cadillac will not axe the CT6 or the XTS. The full report is here.