GM Announces New $1.4 Billion Investment Cycle In Brazil
Getting ready for a new generation of locally developed Chevy vehicles.
Read More »Getting ready for a new generation of locally developed Chevy vehicles.
Read More »High inflation rates and high taxes, among other things.
Read More »Generating a total of $116.5 billion worth of GDP.
Read More »On concerns of demand destruction.
Read More »Low inventory, inflation fears, and interest rates all factors.
Read More »Automakers want the Biden Admin to increase U.S. chip-making capacity.
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Read More »Expected delivery in October of 2022.
Read More »But low inventory levels are starting to become a problem.
Read More »The plants will be idled through to May 10th.
Read More »Signs of recovery starting to show.
Read More »Barra sees a "relatively short-lived recession," on the horizon.
Read More »No firm date yet for resuming production operations.
Read More »GM CEO Mary Barra will work with Trump to jumpstart the U.S. economy in the coming months.
Read More »It's not a bad time to get a good deal on a new GM product.
Read More »GM CEO Mary Barra will be among those leading the task force.
Read More »The stoppage will only last a couple of days.
Read More »Americans are paying about 38% more for a new car or truck than they were 10 years ago.
Read More »GM has struggled to gain market share and turn a profit in the country.
Read More »The walkout affects far more than just GM and its workers.
Read More »But moving to another city isn't as easy as it may seem.
Read More »There's a reason why GM has restructured while things are peachy.
Read More »New-vehicle prices climb, used-car sales do too.
Read More »GM President Mark Reuss says tariff threats make business difficult.
Read More »A deadline for the president to potentially act on new auto tariffs is coming up in May.
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