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GM to move GMC Terrain production to Mexico from Canada, report says

The 2018 GMC Terrain compact crossover retains a distinctive profile while gaining a more sculpted and aerodynamic appearance. (REUTERS)
DW
By:
David Welch
January 09, 2017 05:00 AM

General Motors plans to move production of its revamped GMC Terrain to Mexico from Canada and expand production of the Ingersoll, Ont., plant’s Chevrolet Equinox, reflecting the growing popularity of compact SUVs.

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