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The American automaker will fund a new research and development facility for Cruise Automation in San Francisco, California.

Every inhabitant of planet earth and their late Aunt Vivian wants to drive a crossover. Responding to this unprecedented demand, automakers have been scrambling to get more car-based utilities into showrooms.

Workers are likely spinning in office chairs and there’s probably a second frozen yogurt machine on its way to Fremont as you read this.

General Motors recently sold off its Opel brand to PSA Group, and it sounds like the American automaker could be gearing up to sell off more. 

France’s PSA Group has agreed to acquire General Motors’ Opel division.

General Motors has filed a patent application for a turbocharging system with electric motors.

Honda and General Motors are taking a step forward on hydrogen-powered cars together, announcing an $85 million investment into hydrogen fuel cell stack production at a plant in Michigan. 

General Motors has settled another charge against it as a result of the massive ignition switch recall.

General Motors has announced a $1 billion investment into its U.S. manufacturing facilities just a week after being called out by President-elect Donald Trump. 

General Motors loves to poke at its competitors, especially when it comes to trucks.

It appears the Chevy Corvette is in line to receive a new dual-overhead cam V8.

General Motors will temporarily stop production at five of its U.S. assembly plants in January to deal with an oversupply of mostly sedans. 

Arguably, the North American Car, Truck and Utility of the Year Awards (NACOTY) are the most sought-after honors acknowledging vehicular excellence.

GM is expanding the availability of its Rear Seat Reminder technology.

Like the Fiat 500e, the  Chevrolet Bolt is being sold at a loss.