Mr.Henderson said he is confident GM can hit those numbers, but said he could not predict what will happen in the credit markets, which affect consumer credit as well as corporate borrowing.
"We'll have to see what the lasting impact is," Henderson said.Wagoner showed off the near-production version of the Chevrolet Volt, designed to go over 60 kilometres on a single charge from a home electrical outlet. He said GM has been testing the car's new lithium-ion battery packs and is confident in their performance."General Motors' second century starts right now," he said as vice-chairman Bob Lutz drove the sedan onto a stage at the automaker's world headquarters.
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