GM Invests $190 Million in Michigan Plant to Build Cadillac ATS

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Yesterday, reports indicated General Motors was investing $190 million in its Lansing Grand River assembly plant to build the forthcoming Cadillac ATS.

Today, GM officially confirmed the investment and the existence of a small Cadillac program, although it shied away from using the ATS moniker.

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