Breaking Down GM’s Q2 2012 Earnings
GM’s second quarter earnings results are a mixed bag of promising results and unfavorable outcomes. We break it down to paint an accurate picture of The General’s position.
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GM’s second quarter earnings results are a mixed bag of promising results and unfavorable outcomes. We break it down to paint an accurate picture of The General’s position.
CEO Stefan Jacoby could make the switch from Volvo to Opel.
GM Vice Chairman Steve Girsky will serve as the interim president effective immediately.
When equipped with the 2.5 four-cylinder and 3.6 six-cylinder engines.
But what about Chevrolet?
China, Turkey, Russia, and Australia are all on the list.
Unlike its fraternal Buick twins, the Astra doesn’t have the styling element dubbed “ass-brows” by GM Authority.
A respectable position which still has us scratching our heads about the alliance.
The plan consists of ten key areas where the automaker sees opportunities for improvement.
By moving capacity from Rüsselsheim to Ellesmere, the plant is expected to remain open for the long term.
Looks like this may be the last straw for Opel under GM’s ownership.
Effective immediately, Vice Chairman Stephen Girsky will be the new Chairman of the Supervisory Board for Adam Opel AG
Years back, the Manta was a spirited rear-wheel-drive coupe with some roots in rally racing. If the powers that be bring such a vehicle to market, enthusiasts can only hope that they stick to that tradition.
Reilly will remain on board GM’s Executive Operations Committee until he retires.
The brightest days may still be on the horizon for Opel just yet.
Car company seeks another car company for companionship, long romantic drives, and hybrid car development.
Not only is it possible, but GM has a mule with the engine running around town as we speak.
There used to be a time when Opel was a force to be reckoned with. Is that time long gone?
Perhaps it’s trying to be too many things at once?
Opel is in the fast lane towards a robust product portfolio.