General Motors CEO Mary Barra says her company has no plans to change its production plans because of criticism from President-elect Donald Trump.
Barra says at an event before the Detroit auto show Sunday that capital decisions in the auto business are made two-to-four years in advance.
Last week Trump threatened on Twitter to slap a tax on GM for importing the compact Chevrolet Cruze to the U.S. from Mexico.
GM only imports a small number of Cruze hatchbacks from Mexico and makes all Cruze sedans at a factory in Ohio.
Barra says it's too . . .
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