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General Motors (GM) and Stellantis have been ranked among the least efficient and most polluting in the U.S. automotive industry, according to a report by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
GM and Stellantis Rank as Worst Automakers for Fuel Efficiency Read More
General Motors (GM) reclaimed the top spot in U.S. auto sales from rival Toyota in 2022 as it was able to better meet strong demand for cars and trucks despite industry-wide supply disruptions.
GM Reclaims Sales Crown from Toyota in USA Read More
Car buyers are increasingly being forced to pay tacked-on fees and even sign up for pricey subscriptions to get basic features on their cars — and auto giants are telling investors this is only the beginning.
Auto Giants Making Car Owners ‘Subscribe’ for Basic Features Read More
Toyota continues to embarrass General Motors (GM) on its home turf in the US sales charts, after taking the sales crown from GM last year.
Toyota Pins General Motors in US Q1 Sales Read More
Toyota has created history by outselling GM (General Motors) on its home turf to become the highest selling car brand in USA.
Toyota Creates History: Outsells GM to Become Bestselling Carmaker in USA Read More
Nexus Automotive (2004-2010) which was an authorized importer and assembler of Chevrolet cars in Pakistan was another automaker which had to cease its operations due to unfavorable government policies.
Remembering Chevrolet and Nexus Automotive Read More
Toyota is maintaining its lead over General Motors (GM) in USA as of the first 9 months of this calendar year with 1.86 million vehicles sold compared to GM’s 1.78 million.
Toyota Outsells GM in USA for First 9 Months of 2021 Read More
The “Baojun” brand was launched in China back in 2010 in conjunction with General Motors (GM) and its Chinese joint-venture …
Baojun 360 MPV Launched in China Read More
US auto giant General Motors will stop selling cars in India by year end, putting the brakes on efforts to …
GM Will Exit From India And South Africa By Year End Read More
China will fine General Motors’ joint venture 201 million yuan ($29 million) for monopolistic pricing, state TV reported, ending speculation after …
China Fines GM $29 Million For Monopolistic Pricing Read More