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Cadillac Confirms Production of CTS Coupe, Sport Wagon
Big new-product news coming from Cadillac: The CTS Sport Wagon will make its world debut at the Paris auto show in October.
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2011 Chevrolet Cruze Prepares To Become GM's Global Small Car
GM's new global car, the Chevrolet Cruze, will be built in locations around the world.
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McCain, Stumping in Detroit, Vows To Make Chevrolet Volt a Success
At a General Motors Town Hall meeting, Republican presidential candidate John McCain promised to "do everything in my power" to help the Chevrolet Volt succeed.
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By pledging to cut $10 billion in costs, General Motors Corp has convinced investors and creditors that the immediate risk of bankruptcy has faded.
Analysts: More GM factory closures likely
At a General Motors Corp. factory just west of Detroit, about 1,000 workers are still cranking out mighty but thirsty V-8 engines that go into pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles.
Revealed: Official Shots of 2010 Chevrolet Camaro
Photos of the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro have made their way onto the Web ahead of Monday's planned release.
All-New 2010 Cadillac SRX Builds on Provoq Concept Style
The 2010 Cadillac SRX is based on the Provoq concept car which debuted at the 2008 Detroit Auto Show.
McCain visits GM site developing electric car, discusses tough economy with auto workers
Republican presidential candidate John McCain is seeking to bolster his appeal to voters on economic issues by speaking to some of those hardest hit in the recent downturn: auto workers.
2010 Chevrolet Equinox Gets New Look, Malibu Architecture
The 2010 Chevrolet Equinox is based on the same midsize sedan architecture that underpins the new Chevrolet Malibu and Saturn Aura.
GM Cuts Costs To Stop Its Cash Burn
Reacting to the worst car market in a decade, General Motors laid out a series of moves on July 15 to slash costs and raise cash as the company struggles to get through radical changes in the car market.
VIDEO: GM sets new revival plan
Jul 15 - General Motors announced plans to cut $10 billion in costs and repair its balance sheet as the worst sales slump in a decade threatened its future.
Wisconsin Unlikely To Recoup Money Given To GM
It doesn't appear likely that Wisconsin will recoup most of the $10 million awarded to General Motors for worker training and other improvements at its Janesville plant.
GM plans to sell Chinese-made minivans in Peru
General Motors Corp. says 1 of its Chinese joint ventures has begun exporting Chevrolet minivans to Peru, adding to global automakers' small but growing vehicle exports from China.
Efforts land 4,800 new jobs in Michigan
LANSING -- On a day when Michigan's industrial future took a hit -- more job cuts planned for General Motors and no new Volkswagen plant for the state -- Gov.
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McCain to stop in Ferrysburg during campaign swing
Republican presidential candidate John McCain plans to hold an invitation-only town hall meeting Friday morning at the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, after a stop Thursday in Ferrysburg.
GM to cut its payroll, suspend dividend
General Motors Corp., buffeted by a U.S. sales collapse and three years of losses, will suspend its dividend for the first time since 1922, cut its management payroll by 20 percent and sell assets to raise at ...
Toyota to Cut Global Sales Target in 2008
Toyota Motor Corp., in a close race with General Motors for the title of the world's top automaker, will lower its global sales target as U.S. demand slumps, a newspaper said Wednesday.
Lutz says GM won't sweat the small stuff
The troops need something to fight for, not a feeling of endless retreat. General Motors Vice Chairman and retired Marine pilot Bob Lutz gave his beleaguered company that goal Tuesday, saying the company will ...
Overall sales of General Motors vehicles dropped about 16 percent in the first half of the year, and truck sales were down even more.
- Inhospitable' credit markets force GM's hand
Embattled General Motors Corp. will attack its looming liquidity crisis with another round of drastic cost cutting and a substantial gamble that the U.S. auto market will recover from its deep slump by 2010.