The number of deaths linked to GM‘s ignition-switch recall continues to rise.

A massive list of recalls didn’t prevent General Motors from posting its best Q3 results since 1980.

General Motors is now facing a massive class-action lawsuit due to its numerous recalls.

The GM compensation fund has approved more death claims related to the ignition switch recall.

General Motors added another 60,575 vehicles to its mountain of recalls over the weekend.

General Motors has added another 117,651 vehicles to its record-setting list of recalls in 2014.

The death toll surrounding the defective ignition switches in 2.6 million General Motors vehilces continues to rise.

One of the key steps in General Motors recovery fell into place yesterday when Standard & Poor’s raised the company’s debt to a BBB-minus.

General Motors is getting ready to pay millions to the families of victims from its ignition switch recall.

The death toll as a result of faulty ignition switches in General Motors vehicles has officially climbed to 21.

Another day, another GM recall. This time the Detroit-based automotive giant is working to fix issues with some natural gas-powered vehicles.

General Motors is investing in its Wentzville assembly plant to prepare for its new midsize pickups. 

A new report prepared by the U.S. Energy and Commerce Committee has concluded that NHTSA made “critical mistakes” in the GM ignition switch recall case. 

General Motors’ compensation fund will pay out claims to at least 19 deaths as the team assigned to make those decisions continues to filter through hundreds of applications.

The 2015 Chevrolet Corvette is the latest to fall under GM‘s recall woes.

GM has been called dysfunctional by outside investigators over the slew of igntion switch recall, but they are not solely responsible. 

Fuel economy ratings for the upcoming GMC Canyon and Chevrolet Colorado were released today.

General Motors could be the first automaker with active technology to combat distracted driving.

Parents tend to worry about their teens when they start driving on their own, but thankfully there are ways to help mom and dad keep an eye on their kids and ensure they’re driving safely and responsibly.

The number of deaths related to General Motors’ massive ignition switch recall could be on the rise.

Nearly 1.9-million GM vehicle owners will be receiving a letter from the American automaker’s CEO.

General Motors announced today that it will invest $174 million in a new stamping facility as part of its Lansing Grand River Assembly Plant.

GM has announced that it will no longer fudge its payload ratings for its pickup trucks.

GM is mired in a recall debacle the likes of which this industry has never faced before. But things just keep getting worse for the Detroit-based automaker. Now they can’t find nearly 140,000 cars and trucks that are subject to their ignition-switch call-back.

Chevrolet confirmed today that it plans to reveal the next version of its Volt range-extended electric car during the 2015 Detroit Auto Show.

General Motors continues to add to its recall count for 2014.

The uncapped compensation fund created by General Motors to pay the victims associated with its ignition switch recall had nearly 100 applicants at the start of this week.

General Motors has reaffirmed its commitment to diesel vehicles.

If you’re using General Motors‘ recall website to check if your vehicle is safe, you might want to look elsewhere.

General Motors has admitted that Ford isn’t the only automaker that cleverly manipulates its maximum payload ratings.

General Motors‘ next-generation pickups will now arrive in fall 2018.

Despite strong underlying performance, recall-related costs continued to rip cash away from General Motors in the second quarter.

While it was spread in rumors last week, GM has confirmed that its half-ton pickup trucks and full-size SUVs will both be available with an eight-speed automatic transmission. 

Certain 2015 General Motors SUVs will gain new technologies in the coming months.

GM has recalled nearly 29 million vehicles this year, but the company is refusing to recall another 6 million pickup trucks that have brake line issues. 

Auto production plants usually shut down for about two weeks in July to provide employees with a vacation and to give the company time to upgrade or inspect their facilities, but strong sales are leaving no extra time to stop the assembly line.

On American Independence Day, better known as the 4th of July, we celebrate everything to do with the United States of America, and where would this nation be without its cars. 

Could General Motors have avoided a massive recall by listening to its customers 17 years ago?

General Motors‘ woes continue as a chemical explosion at one of its plants has killed one person and injured eight others.

Nearly 8.5-million vehicles have been recalled by General Motors globally.

General Motors will pay out millions in compensation to victims and their families of crashes related to faulty ignition switches.

So much for more recalls from GM being just a possibility. The American automaker has announced four more recalls that affects 428,211 vehicles in the U.S.

The light at the end of the tunnel for General Motors still isn’t in sight when it comes to recalls. 

GM is hoping incentives and bonuses will inspire its dealerships to speed up the repair of cars recalled for faulty ignition switches.

A new class-action lawsuit has been filed against General Motors alleging that the recent recall crisis has tarnished the brand’s reputation enough to degrade the value of all new GM vehicles. 

General Motors has only repaired a small fraction of the 2.59-million vehicles that are part of the massive ignition switch recall.

General Motors is recalling another bevy of vehicles, totaling 3.2 million, because the key can inadvertently slip out of the ‘run’ position.

The Ford F-150 is the most patented truck in the American automaker’s history, so how will its competition catch up?

Smartphone apps can be social and helpful, but GM China is working on one that’s just plain creepy.

Saab as we used to know it is gone, but its vehicles can still come under a recall and that’s exactly what’s happening today.

The recalls are still coming from General Motors, with the latest affecting 581,367 vehicles driving the total number of recalled GM products in 2014 to 16.4 million in North America. 

General Motors CEO Mary Barra is looking to avoid another embarrassment when she takes the stand next week to testify before Congress.

General Motors is no longer being fined $7,000 per day by federal safety regulators for failing to provide adequate information in the controversial ignition switch recall and subsequent investigation.

There was a time when American automakers needed bailing out, and now those same automakers are giving back.

General Motors released the results of an internal investigation into its recall practices yesterday shortly after ending a press conference where reporters were told to refer to the yet-unreleased report. This is why.

General Motors has announced that 15 employees have been fired from the company because of their actions related to the ignition switch recall.