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New GM may lean on Latin America lessons
For all its miscues at home, General Motors Corp. has built a powerhouse operation in Latin America, where its fuel-efficient vehicles could play a crucial role in returning the battered company to health.
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GM's Unnamed, Unbranded Plug-In Two-Mode Hybrid SUV Still on for 2011 Debut
GM's Unnamed, Unbranded Plug-In Two-Mode Hybrid SUV Still on for 2011... GM's plug-in hybrid SUV plans are officially on track for a 2011 debut , product chief Tom Stephens confirmed.
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Penske's Saturn buy fuels local optimism
The pending sale of Saturn to an automotive icon has injected new enthusiasm into dealerships in Fort Myers and Cape Coral, owner Bob Goodman said.
Saturn Recalls 2008 Vue for Sticky External Door Handles
Saturn is recalling the 2008 Vue compact SUV due to potentially sticky external door handles.
GM is recalling about 44,000 Saturn VUEs from the 2008 model year. The recall is for vehicles equipped with body-color outside door handles.
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Equinox to lead Chevrolet in entry-level crossover wars
DETROIT a 'The stakes are high for General Motors with the redesigned Chevrolet Equinox.
10 Least Expensive Crossovers and SUVs to Insure
Pop quiz: Of the Toyota Yaris, Chevrolet Aveo and Saturn Vue, which is cheapest to insure? If you guessed the Yaris or the Aveo, your answer is incorrect.
GM Promises 14 Hybrids by 2012, We ID The Potential Line-Up
GM is gearing up to begin serious work on hybrid vehicles as part of an effort to help reach President Barack Obama's goal of putting 1 million hybrids and electric cars on the road by 2015.
Uncle Sam Fuels Detroit Sales With Big Vehicle Buy
Amid its demand to Detroit to promote fuel-efficient vehicles, the U.S. government is spending $287 million to purchase more than 17,000 cars and trucks from Detroit's three automakers -- among them two types of pickups and a minivan.
300% More Efficient Saturn VUE Wins EcoCAR Challenge
Ohio State University recently took top honors in the 2009 EcoCAR Competition , which challenged students across the US and Canada to redesign a standard Saturn VUE into an ultra-efficient vehicle.
I asked last week for advice about what business magnate Roger Penske should do now that he's bought Saturn, and boy, did you come through.
Wamp Speaks To UTC Inductive Power Transfer Team Students
The students have converted a Saturn VUE to operate on gasoline, ethanol or hydrogen as part of their education requirements at UTC.
Consumers Want Their Hummers...? Pontiac and Hummer Take Top Spots on List of GM..
Consumers Want Their Hummers...? Pontiac and Hummer Take Top Spots on List of GM... Below is an auto news article from June 15, 2009 from Automotive.com and PRNewswire.
Brand new brakes and tires in February 09 from NTB in Streetsboro, OH. Has only been driven locally for the past year.
GM Mild Hybrid System To Return In 2011, On Steroids
As Mark Twain is supposed to have said, "Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated." In this case, the "my" is the General Motors mild-hybrid powertrain, sometimes known as the Belt-Alternator-Starter or BAS system.
Which GM Brand Should Be Saved?
General Motors Corp. is looking to sell three brands and kill off one, Pontiac. And which brand was overwhelmingly named by consumers in a recent survey as the one they'd like to live on? Pontiac.
Report: Buick to get two-mode hybrid for new crossover
Buick's new crossover doesn't have a name yet, but it's expected to slot in below the current Enclave If the rumors are true, General Motors may be in the process of developing a new Buick crossover - with a new two-mode plug-in hybrid engine that should take the alternative fuels fight to its competitors.
It's a New GM, But Will You Buy a Car?
Now that General Motors Corp. has filed for bankruptcy, the federal government has stepped in, taking a 60% stake and making the new GM effectively owned by U.S. taxpayers.