Auto Sales Gain at GM and Chrysler; Ford Reports 7.4% Decline

Wil-Ro Joins General Motors Fleet Bailment Pool

Wil-Ro, Inc. finalized a partnership in December 2020 to join General Motors Fleet Bailment Pool and anticipates chassis to be available through its Gallatin, Tenn.-based factory beginning mid-2021.

GM Replacing 88% of Lineup By 2020

General Motors should gain market share by replacing 88% of its light-duty lineup by 2020, while Volkswagen and Korean automakers are relying too heavily on cars with consumer demand shifting toward SUVs and trucks, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst.

GM Marks Camaro, Firebird for Death After 35 Years

The Chevrolet Camaro and the Pontiac Firebird, two vehicles that helped define "muscle cars" for generations of American youth, will die next year after 35 years of production, General Motors Corp. said on Sept. 25.

GM Recalls Nearly 7.6M More Vehicles in U.S.

In addition to older models, this latest round of recalls includes some late-model Chevrolet, Cadillac and Buick vehicles.

Chevrolet Showcases All-New 2012 Sonic at NAIAS

Production of the Sonic will begin later this year. The Sonic will be offered as a stylish four-door sedan and a sporty five-door.

GM Delivers 17 Models That Get 30-Plus MPG on the Highway

Chevrolet Cobalt XFE and Pontiac G5 XFE are among the new models with EPA highway fuel economy of 36 and 35 mpg, respectively.

GM’s Tonawanda Plant Retooled for High-Tech Engines

Some of General Motors’ advanced manufacturing techniques to produce the all-new, Gen 5 Small Block engine family are microscopic, but they have a huge impact on the 75-year-old Tonawanda Engine Plant, where about 1,500 jobs have been created and retained since 2009.

GM Tops Total Fleet Deliveries for 2014

General Motors sold the most fleet vehicles in 2014 on the strength of its daily rental fleet sales, while Ford delivered the most vehicles to commercial and government fleets amid a rising tide of vehicle sales to close out the year.