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General Motors luxury brand will uproot itself next year to find a new home in New York City.

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’ 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.

Yet another General Motors recall ruled the automotive news waves this week.

General Motors believes most vehicles will have autonomous highway driving in 10 years.

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

The Cadillac SRX will be made in America as General Motors plans to shift production.

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

It is appearing more likely that the Opel Cascada will be heading to the U.S., branded as a Buick model.

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.

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.