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It seems Ford isn’t the only automaker suffering from parts shortages. General Motors announced it must idle its crossover plant in Delta Township, Michigan, for one week because of a “critical parts shortage.” more
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Is This the U.S.-spec Buick Regal?
Buick is playing coy about the announcement of the return of the Regal, but a casual image of what appears to be the U.S.-spec sedan appeared on the division's official Facebook page this afternoon.
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GM to Reintroduce Buick to Mexico?
General Motors has already identified its four "core" brands, but now it must work on solidifying the identities of those brands and begin marketing them to the world. First stop: Mexico.
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GM Announces Buick Vue Plug-In Hybrid
All right, maybe it won't be called the Vue, but this one must have slipped by Fritz. GM announced today Buick will receive plug-in hybrid small SUV originally intended for Saturn.
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GM Sets Sales Record in China
With sales of its joint ventures included, GM has set a sales record in China for the first half of 2009, selling 814,442 vehicles, an increase of 38 percent over the first six months of 2008.
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Buick: 'Take a look at me now'
Against all odds, GM is betting heavily on makeovers these days - as evidenced by its "Re:invention" ad campaign, along with its brand-new (possibly Phil Collins-inspired) "Take a look at me now" tagline for Buick.
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GM Seeks to Double China Sales in Five Years
In the midst of all the negative reports on GM's financial situation emerges a bright spot: GM executives in China are expecting to double sales to 2 million units within five years in what is now emerging as the world's...
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