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Chevrolet is facing a serious problem in California: it is under-performing on the sales front in the country's largest car market. To add insult to injury, it lags behind not only established rivals such as Toyota, Ford and Honda, but also the (relatively) new kid on the block, Hyundai.
- Gm Boss Warms Up The 2014 Corvette Stingray Pace Car Around The Track
One of the many joyous perks of being the president of any company is the ability to try upcoming products well before consumers and even the press get their hands on it. In this case, we're talking about General Motors North America President Mark...
- New Chevrolet Onix Is Gm's Answer To The Vw Gol And Hyundai Hb20 In Brazil
General Motors is looking to turn around losses in its South American operations with the introduction of a brand new model in the region's largest country, Brazil, which accounted for more than half of its sales in the continent last year. At this...
- Gm President Says Chevrolet Will Debut Two New Models At Chicago Including A Camaro-based Car
Speaking at a J.D. Power forum in Detroit, General Motors North American President Mark Reuss announced that Chevrolet will unveil two new models at the upcoming 2011 Chicago Auto Show, which kicks off on February 9. Mr. Reuss said one of the models...
- Gm: Only 0.1% Or 193 Buyers Have Returned A Vehicle Under The 60-day Guarantee
So far, from the 222,000 customers that opted for GM's aggressive 60-day Money Back Guarantee on new vehicle purchases, only 193 of them (about 0.09 per cent) have returned or are in the process of returning their new Chevy, Buick, Cadillac or GMC,...
- Gm Says Holden Is Safe From Bankruptcy Proceedings, Will Be An Important Part Of 'new Gm'
It appears that -at least for the time being- Holden has escaped unscathed from the bankruptcy of its parent company, General Motors. As stated by the American automaker, Holden will continue normal operations in Australia and New Zealand as the company...
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Chevy Salesmen Head to Disneyland to Become More Prince Charming when it Comes to Customer Service
Chevrolet is facing a serious problem in California: it is under-performing on the sales front in the country's largest car market. To add insult to injury, it lags behind not only established rivals such as Toyota, Ford and Honda, but also the (relatively) new kid on the block, Hyundai.
Understandably, parent company General Motors is not happy. “We are really going to have a go at Californiaâ€, said president of GM’s North American operations Mark Reuss. “This is not some half-baked plan. We will be putting a serious amount of money into this.â€
Read more »- Gm Boss Warms Up The 2014 Corvette Stingray Pace Car Around The Track
One of the many joyous perks of being the president of any company is the ability to try upcoming products well before consumers and even the press get their hands on it. In this case, we're talking about General Motors North America President Mark...
- New Chevrolet Onix Is Gm's Answer To The Vw Gol And Hyundai Hb20 In Brazil
General Motors is looking to turn around losses in its South American operations with the introduction of a brand new model in the region's largest country, Brazil, which accounted for more than half of its sales in the continent last year. At this...
- Gm President Says Chevrolet Will Debut Two New Models At Chicago Including A Camaro-based Car
Speaking at a J.D. Power forum in Detroit, General Motors North American President Mark Reuss announced that Chevrolet will unveil two new models at the upcoming 2011 Chicago Auto Show, which kicks off on February 9. Mr. Reuss said one of the models...
- Gm: Only 0.1% Or 193 Buyers Have Returned A Vehicle Under The 60-day Guarantee
So far, from the 222,000 customers that opted for GM's aggressive 60-day Money Back Guarantee on new vehicle purchases, only 193 of them (about 0.09 per cent) have returned or are in the process of returning their new Chevy, Buick, Cadillac or GMC,...
- Gm Says Holden Is Safe From Bankruptcy Proceedings, Will Be An Important Part Of 'new Gm'
It appears that -at least for the time being- Holden has escaped unscathed from the bankruptcy of its parent company, General Motors. As stated by the American automaker, Holden will continue normal operations in Australia and New Zealand as the company...