#GeneralMotors

Buick’s Avista concept wowed when it was revealed at the Detroit Auto Show in January. 

In its 100-plus years, the automotive industry has delivered plenty of superb vehicles. 

Toyota is once again the most admired motor vehicle company in Fortune Magazine‘s annual list.

General Motors had a good feeling that Volkswagen diesel vehicles couldn’t legitimately pass California emissions tests.

GM is recalling select trucks and SUVs to address an issue with their brake pedals.

There’s a new luxury flagship sedan on the scene and it’s going for the throat of rival cars like the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class. No, it’s not a Jaguar, Audi or something from Lexus, but a Cadillac, born, bred and built in the Motor City.

General Motors has launched its own car-sharing service called Maven.

Honda and General Motors are investing heavily into hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.

General Motors is broadening the appeal of its truck range by offering a box-delete option on all of its full-size pickup models.

General Motors has agreed to pay $900 million to settle a U.S. government investigation into the massive ignition switch recall.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne still believes GM should, at the very least, listen to his pitch for a possible merger.

Ten automakers in the U.S. are being sued for allegedly concealing the possible risk of carbon monoxide poisoning in some vehicles with keyless ignitions.

Another 180,000 vehicles are now affected by General Motors’ headlight recall.

Following Ford’s lead, GM is turning to aluminum and lightweight steel for its next-generation of pickup trucks and SUVs.

One hacker claims he has a device that can take over any GM vehicle equipped with OnStar.