GM Performance

General Motors includes a GM Performance Division in Warren, Michigan. It is where GM car enthusiasts collaborate and develop automobiles for racing, customized vehicles and high-performance solutions.

Production Vehicles

GM Performance's product line includes the 2011 Camaro SS, 2001 Cadillac CTS-V Sedan and the 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe. Each vehicle features a 6.2-liter engine. Depending on the vehicle, the engine can generate up to 556 horsepower and 551 foot-pounds of torque.

Show Vehicles

Show vehicles come with advanced technology such as racing themes, luxury enhancements and mobility solutions. For instance, the 34 Chevrolet Coupe E85 features a street rod design and a 2-liter Ecotec turbocharged engine that outputs 500 horsepower. Another GM Performance show vehicle is the supercharged Bonneville Lakester Belly Tank that can travel more than 170 mph.

Racing Vehicles

A variety of racing vehicles come from the GM Performance teams. Some of the cars participate in the Bonneville Salt Flats land-speed competition and the Sports Car Club of America Racing. Racing vehicles include the Chevy Bonneville Cobalt Speedster, Chevy Grand AM Cup Cobalt and Lakester Land Speed Vehicle.

Concept Vehicles

GM Performance provides a look into future product lines with its concept vehicles. Some concept vehicles debuted at nationwide auto shows include the Buick Centieme, Chevrolet Volt Concept and the GMC Graphyte.