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GM To Expand XM Satellite Radio To 44 Models

January 14, 2003

Accelerating one of the fastest-ever technology rollouts in its history, GM will offer XM Satellite Radio on 44 of 57 GM models, representing more than three-quarters of GM's fleet.

In November 2001, GM became the first automaker to offer XM as a factory-installed option on 2002 Cadillac DeVilles and Sevilles. For the 2003 model year, GM expanded to 25 car, truck and SUV models, and Cadillac was the first division to offer XM across its entire product portfolio. At the start of the 2004 model year, XM will be available on 44 GM models. Among new models offering XM are several GM vehicles debuting in January at the Detroit auto show, including the Chevrolet Malibu, Malibu Maxx, Colorado and GMC Canyon mid-size pick-ups. XM will also be available on GM's popular high-volume SUVs including the Chevy Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, and the new Buick Rainier.

"GM new vehicle buyer reaction to XM has been overwhelmingly positive," said John F. Smith, group vice president of GM Vehicle Sales, Service and Marketing. "Our early research among GM vehicle owners with XM revealed that over 90 percent would either 'only buy a vehicle with XM' or would 'prefer to buy with XM' when they next shop for a vehicle."

XM Satellite Radio provides 101 coast-to-coast, digital-quality channels of music and talk, from 1940s standards to the latest in hip-hop, and from comedy to CNN. Consumers can subscribe to the basic service for $9.99 a month - less than the cost of a single CD. In addition, GM customers with GMAC financing can choose to include the XM subscription in their car payments.

2004 GM Models Offering XM Satellite Radio
BUICK
LeSabre
Rendezvous
Rainier

CADILLAC
DeVille
Seville
Escalade / Escalade EXT / Escalade ESV
SRX
XLR
CTS

CHEVROLET
Cavalier
Avalanche
Impala
Monte Carlo
Silverado
Tahoe
Suburban
Malibu / Malibu Maxx
Trail Blazer / Trail Blazer EXT
Colorado
Venture

GMC
Denali / Denali XL
Sierra
Yukon / Yukon XL
Envoy / Envoy XL / Envoy XUV
Canyon

OLDSMOBILE
Alero
Bravada

PONTIAC
Aztek
Bonneville
Sunfire
Grand AM
Grand Prix
Vibe
Montana

SATURN
ION
VUE


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