GM’s plan to sell Hummer brand delayed
General Motors’ plan to sell the Hummer brand to a Chinese heavy equipment maker has been delayed by a month.
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GM’s plan to sell Hummer brand delayed
General Motors’ plan to sell the Hummer brand to a Chinese heavy equipment maker has been delayed by a month.
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Saab gets another lease on life
Saab was rescued from the scrap yard of auto history on Friday when GM agreed to sell the struggling unit to Dutch sports-car maker Spyker Cars NV.
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Slew of GM, Chrysler dealers appeal closure
More than half of the nearly 2,800 dealers General Motors and Chrysler want to close are appealing those decisions.
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GM to make electric motors starting in ’13
General Motors Co. said Tuesday that starting in 2013, it plans to build its own electric motors for hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Whitacre to become GM’s permanent CEO
AP source says GM Chairman Ed Whitacre Jr. to become automaker’s permanent CEO.
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Billy Durant, The GM General (Investor’s Business Daily)
In the early 1900s, the Big Three weren’t carmakers.
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Slew of GM, Chrysler dealers appeal closure
More than half of the nearly 2,800 dealers General Motors and Chrysler want to close are appealing those decisions.
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GM to make electric motors starting in ’13
General Motors Co. said Tuesday that starting in 2013, it plans to build its own electric motors for hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Detroit Skids From Dream Machines to Bailouts in Vivid History – Bloomberg
Detroit Skids From Dream Machines to Bailouts in Vivid History
Bloomberg Detroit, Ingrassia argues, has been dysfunctional ever since late December 1936, when UAW members, frustrated by their inability to win recognition, … |
Lutz: GM ‘solidly profitable’ down the road
General Motors Co. should be “solidly profitable” when demand for new cars and trucks rebounds to normal levels, a top executive said on the eve of the Detroit auto show.
GM, Ford look to build on success at show
As they come off one of the auto industry’s worst years in memory, GM and Ford are going on the offensive as they unveil upgrades of some of their more successful models.
GM: No free wheels for Woods anymore
General Motors Co. says an agreement with Tiger Woods that allowed the fallen golf star to have free access to its vehicles is over.
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