Canadian Auto Supplier Magna To Take Over Opel From GM

Hamburg, Germany (AHN) - Magna, the Canadian auto supplier, will be the majority owner of General Motors' Opel subsidiary, GM officials announced Thursday. John F. Smith, GM's chief negotiator, announced the sale after meeting with German Chancellor Angela ... continue

GM: Making something better means knowing about the problem

In light of the massive bailout for the automobile industry and the constantly shifting executives a rather interesting story has surfaced as to one of the reasons that GM is having such a hard ... continue

General Motors Dealerships Closing: 1,100 Locations Affected

General Motors has announced it is closing 1,100 of its U.S. dealerships. The move comes as the company sits on the brink of bankruptcy. GM is expected to ultimately close more than 2,300 dealerships by the end ... continue

GM Announcement: Jobs and Dealers Cut; Pontiac Eliminated

General Motors (GM) has announced it'll cut thousands of jobs, close thousands of dealers, and eliminate the Pontiac brand over the coming months. The GM announcement came during a press conference Monday. The GM Announcement GM's announcement indicates up ... continue

GM Recalls 2009: Which Vehicles Are Affected?

General Motors is recalling about 1.5 million vehicles over a problem that could result in an engine fire. The GM recalls were announced Monday afternoon. GM Recalls 2009: Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, & Pontiac The GM recalls affect Buick, Chevrolet, ... continue

GM Viability Plan: 47,000 jobs to go, Saab, Hummer and Saturn for sale, may close

General Motors (GM) will slash 47,000 jobs and attempt to sell off prime brands as part of a viability plan submitted to the US Government. GM was required to submit the viability plan as a condition of receiving ... continue