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The launch of General Motors Co's redesigned Chevrolet Silverado, the most important since the automaker's bankruptcy and $50 billion taxpayer-funded bailout in 2009, is on track and advertising for its full-size trucks should begin in a few weeks, a top GM executive said on Monday.Mark Reuss, head of GM's North American operations, said the launch of the 2014 Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups is going "really good" and there had been no hiccups to slow the rollout.Analysts estimate GM has invested $3 billion to $4 billion to develop the new trucks and related engines, and to revamp the plants where they are built. The last major redesign of the trucks was in 2006.Reuss said advertising for the new big trucks will not begin until there are enough on dealer lots to meet demand."We want to match availability with the marketing, so we've still got some weeks before we get everything to everybody that needs it," he told reporters after an event at which he announced the creation of a summer...
BHP Billiton Ltd.'s (BHP) incoming Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie has unveiled a sweeping overhaul of his senior management team, streamlining the structure and re...
With U.S. auto sales rallying, all signs are pointing to a broader improvement in the economy as consumers open their wallets to pricey hot-ticket discretionary purc...
General Motors Co.'s (GM, GMM.U.T) U.S. auto sales rose 6.4% in March as all four brands posted increased sales.Results missed expectations from car-shopping website...
Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Group LLC reported on Tuesday slightly better-than-expected U.S. auto sales in March, buoyed by greater demand for sport utility vehicles ...
Detroit's "Big Three" automakers reported sharp gains in auto sales on Tuesday as demand for fuel-efficient vehicles ramped up in the U.S. and pickup trucks rebounde...
General Motors Co on Monday touted the superior fuel economy of its redesigned full-size pickups, shifting the front of its long-running battle with Ford Motor Co in...
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FBN’s Jeff Flock in Illinois with Woody Buick GMC owner Woody Woodring on an upswing in car sales.
General Motors (NYSE:GM) recorded U.S. sales growth of 7.2% in February amid a surge in crossover and truck sales, as well as improved performance from luxury brands...
General Motors Co.'s (GM, GMM.U.T) U.S. new-vehicle sales rose 7.2% in February from a year ago, benefiting from growth in all its major brands, led by Cadillac and ...
General Motors (NYSE:GM) will begin to include 4G wireless broadband connectivity, the same used for smartphone devices, in its 2015 models sold in the U.S. and Cana...
General Motors Co has chosen AT&T Inc to provide high-speed wireless service for its 2015 car models, dropping its long-term provider Verizon Wireless.OnStar - best ...
General Motors Co. shares eclipsed their $33 initial public offering price with investor enthusiasm over its new vehicles and speculation the U.S. government may soo...
The Big Three U.S. automakers, Ford Motor (NYSE:F), General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Chrysler Group, all posted stronger April sales as demand for pickup trucks gained s...
General Motors Co.'s (GM, GMM.U.T) U.S. auto sales rose 11% in April as all four GM brands posted higher sales.Results matched expectations from car-shopping website...
General Motors Co. reported Wednesday an 11% rise in April U.S. vehicle sales. The company sold 237,646 pick-ups and cars in the month, bringing its seasonally adjus...
General Motors Co's (NYSE: GM ) U.S. launch of its redesigned full-size pickup trucks, which is critical to improving the automaker's profitability, remains on track...
General Motors Co's U.S. launch of its redesigned full-size pickup trucks, which is critical to improving the automaker's profitability, remains on track, a top exec...
The Wall Street Journal reports the cupcake trend may be waning. But a handful of cupcake bakery owners across the country say business continues to grow – and there’s no end in sight.