GM V platform (1987)

Main article: GM V platform

The V platform, or V-body, automobile platform designation was by General Motors for the Cadillac Allante halo car. It was a shortened version of the E-body used in the Buick Riviera, Oldsmobile Toronado, and Cadillac Eldorado. The Allante was a personal luxury car, partially built in Italy, and sold in limited numbers.

General Motors also used the GM V platform (1966) designation for unrelated global sedans.

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General Motors platforms

In Production

Cars	GM4200 SCCS Gamma Delta Epsilon Alpha Zeta Omega Y

Trucks/SUVs	GMT355 GMT610 GMTK2 Theta Lambda U

Out of Production

Cars	A (FWD, RWD) B C (FWD, RWD) D E F G (FWD, RWD) GM2900 H (FWD, RWD) J K (FWD, RWD) Kappa L M N P Premium S Sigma T (FWD, RWD) V (FWD, RWD) W X (FWD, RWD) Y Z

Trucks/SUVs	Advance Design Truck AK Series Truck C/K Series GMT325/330 GMT360 GMT400 GMT800 GMT900 Task Force Truck

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