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GM, Chrysler fight reopening of closed dealerships
General Motors and Chrysler urged lawmakers Thursday to block legislation that would prevent them from consolidating their dealership networks, warning it would complicate their emergence from government-led bankruptcies.
Nissan's super-sized Pathfinder Armada is aimed squarely at Detroit's most profitable piece of the SUV segment.
GM says China's Beijing Automotive has joined bidding for Germany-based Opel unit
Chinese automaker Beijing Automotic Industries Corp. has joined the bidding for General Motors Corp.
GM Moraine property indefinitely mired in bankruptcy case
Despite a federal court's pivotal ruling in the General Motors Corp. bankruptcy, the fate of properties like GM's idled Moraine assembly plant could be tied up for months or even years.
A federal judge over the weekend approved the sale of substantially all of General Motors Corp.
Chevy dealer remains optimistic
Lou LaRiche Chevrolet in Plymouth Township, which survived an initial round of dealership cuts by the struggling General Motors Corp., is now fighting to continue selling Chevys for a new, post-bankruptcy, GM.
Reporting from Bogota, Colombia, and Los Angeles -- For all its miscues at home, General Motors Corp.
The US bank had inadequate internal controls, the regulator said. Meanwhile, Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co is in the final stages of talks to buy Citigroup s Nikko Asset Management Co for more than US$1 billion, the Nikkei reported yesterday.
Custom built Hummer is a mutilated H1
The custom built Hummer looks less like the job of some owner, and more like mutilation carried out by some anti-Hummer brigade.
Comparo: Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon vs. Hummer H3T
Last year, we compared the dirtside manners of the Hummer H2 and Toyota Land Cruiser .
Plan to buy Hummer still being vetted
Authorities in southwest China's Sichuan Province confirmed Monday that Tengzhong company's plan to buy General Motors Corp.'s Hummer unit was still being examined by concerned departments and there had been no definitive result toward approval.
Toyota to build new Prius in Eco-Factory in Japan
While the argument about whether a Hummer H2 is actually more environmentally friendly than a Toyota Prius has long since been debunked , it does raise a valid point.
Tengzhong, GM to Seal Hummer Deal June 28th ...Although Reuters Says Otherwise - Video Enhanced
June 25, 2009: Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. will sign a formal deal with General Motors Corp on June 28 in the U.S. to acquire GM's Hummer brand, sina.com reported yesterday.
The money behind Hummer may come from China, but the maker of iconic SUVs will keep its headquarters, engineering and manufacturing in the United States, and Michigan may just land the head office, Hummer CEO Jim Taylor told me over breakfast this week.
GM announcement no surprise to dealers, vendors
News that General Motors Corp. plans to close its Shreveport assembly plant by no later than summer 2012 came as no surprise to dealerships that sell the plant's vehicles and companies that move parts from its many local suppliers.
Chrysler, GM Set Truck-Factory Closings Under Plan to Trim U.S. Capacity
Chrysler Group LLC will shut a Dodge Ram pickup factory in Missouri on July 10 while General Motors Corp.
China's top economic planning agency is likely to reject Sichuan Tengzhong's bid to buy the Hummer brand from bankrupt General Motors Corp , state radio reported on Thursday.
Motor City's last Cadillac dealer faces the ax
Modern Detroit traces its origins back to a man named Cadillac -- Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, to be precise, a French adventurer who founded Fort Pontchartrain du Detroit in 1701.
As Hummer heads abroad, what does move mean for Chinese?
Would Confucius drive a Hummer? News that an obscure Chinese company reached a tentative agreement to purchase bankrupt General Motors Corp.'s Hummer unit has people here pondering the larger meaning of Chinese ownership of the mother of all gas guzzlers.
Union: Shreveport GM assembly and stamping plants to shut no later than June 2012
General Motors Corp. plans to close its assembly and stamping plants in Shreveport, La., no later than June 2012, a union official said Wednesday.