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GM will increase Volt production by 50% - to 45,000 units - in 2012

President Obama toured the General Motors' Detroit-Hamtramck facility where the automaker will build (can we say "is building" yet?) the Chevrolet Volt today, and as any good PR person will surely agree, you can't let an opportunity like that go by without maki

GM EN-V Concept goes for a joyride in Shanghai

Remember the GM EN-V Concept? It’s that urban mobility concept produced by General Motors of China and its strategic partner, Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. Group.

Obama working to pitch success of auto bailouts to American public

You don't have to be a pollster to know that for the most part, the American public remains none too happy about the federal government handing over the people's hard-earned tax dollars to pull General Motors and Chrysler out of the fires of insolvency.

Obama to Michigan to Tout Auto Recovery

administration controversially bailed out General Motors and Chrysler last year using tens of billions of taxpayer dollars.

GM: Nearly two-thirds of Traverse, Equinox buyers new to Chevrolet

In another random announcement about sales (following the one about the Chevrolet Cruze, Buick LaCrosse and the Cadillac CTS), General Motors released a statement saying that nearly two out of three buyers for the Chevrolet Equinox and Traverse have traded in non-Chevrolet vehicles so far in 2010.

Rush Limbaugh criticizes General Motors and the Volt

In a not so shocking display of his own ignorance, conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh criticized GM (one of his advertisers), and the Obama administration with regards to the government’s bailout of the former, and the company’s new Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle.

Cadillac CTS lineup resale value projected to rise with launch of 2011 CTS Coupe

General Motors said today that the resale value of the Cadillac CTS is projected to rise as the luxury brand adds the 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe to the nameplate lineup.

2011 Chevrolet Volt requires... premium gas?

As we're sure you've noticed by now, General Motors has been making lots of waves over the past few days with the pricing announcement (finally!) of its 2011 Chevrolet Volt.

Report: Saab turned a profit in 2009. Wait, wha?!

Swedish site The Local claims that Saab produced $531 million in black ink in 2009. Not possible, right? General Motors was, after all, all too ready to walk away and let the Born from Jets automaker die a pauper's death.

Unsteady Load: Can Economy Bear Weight of Pickup Sales?

Pickup-truck sales have strengthened a bit so far this year, and there's a nascent confidence in  Detroit - which makes nearly all of the pickups sold in North America - that the segment's recovery from a deep trough will acquire still more steam through the end of 2010.