General Motors recalled the vehicles due to a faulty rear toe link that could fracture, increasing the risk of a crash.

DETROIT, March 3 (Reuters) - General Motors is restructuring how its U.S. dealers sell used vehicles, a bid to compete better ...

General Motors is taking decisive action to reshape how its dealers sell used vehicles. The move is a major shift in strategy ...

General Motors’ plan for an 18-month production run of the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV to 18 months seems disappointing, ...

GM has reportedly developed a new ordering program called CoreBuild, which provides dealers with the most popular car builds.

General Motors isn’t throwing in the towel for its signature rear-wheel-drive platform, which could potentially lead the way for a new Camaro. According to enthusiast site, GMAuthority, the General is ...

General Motors is restructuring how its U.S. dealerships sell used vehicles, moving away from a long-standing certified pre-owned program and pushing dealers onto its newer CarBravo online platform.

General Motors is recalling nearly 600,000 Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC vehicles due to engine issues that could cause damage or total failure. According to a notice first reported to the National ...

General Motors recalled more than 17,000 Buick Regal vehicles due to a rear toe link fracture that could cause drivers to lose control and crash.

A few years ago, GM announced a plan to begin phasing out CarPlay support in select vehicles. GM's decision naturally generated a lot of pushback from iPhone owners who have become accustomed to the ...