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GM Proved that the Vibe Brakes Can Stop Accidental Acceleration
The General Motors has designed latest equipment to bring to a standstill the car if accelerated not deliberately, tested them on 2 Pontiac Vibe small SUVs, and their trial become thriving when the vehicle’s pace goes at 60 miles/hr and it stopped the Pontiac in less than 169 meters. Which is the dependable brake act based on the systems prerequisite.
General Motors to off-load Saab Manufacture
The official spokeswoman Gunilla Gustavs confirmed the news that circulated in the market about General Motors closing down manufacturing of Swedish car brand Saab from December 18.
She further said General Motors is welcoming offers from prospecting buyers still they are in no hurry to close the deal immediately. They can wait till something real matures.
Independent information confirmed that the automaker is refusing to comment on any deadline fixed for proposals. The possibility seems obvious that the date is, reportedly extended to January 7.
Amidst Restructuring, Corvettes Still Popular
If there’s one thing GM is selling, it’s Corvettes. Even with the recent major restructuring as a result of the recent bankruptcy, Corvettes are still a hot item, and GM knows it. Many speculated that bankruptcy would mean the ‘Vette would go the way of the Sky or other marques that GM has done away with in recent years – not so, according to CEO Henderson on June 5th, after the filing. It is still profitable and will remain “the V8 engineering rear wheel drive icon we all love,” according to a question asked by a participant during the live chat session. According to Henderson, the brand will continue as part of a slimmed down, leaner and meaner GM. And recent word on the street has it that GM won’t be doing away with the company’s racing programs, including Corvette Racing – another bright spot on what otherwise might be a bleak horizon for GM’s near future.
BREAKING: Supreme Court Stays Sales of Chrysler to Fiat
The sale of the Chrysler to Fiat has been hindered by the Supreme Court stay. Earlier three Indiana state pension funds had filed a lawsuit in New York because they got 45$ million holding in Chrysler’s secured loans. This case went in the favor of Chrysler and they lost it in the high court.
Following this they have filed another lawsuit in the Supreme Court asking for holding the sales of Chrysler to Fiat.
Based on the lawsuit filed, the Supreme Court jury Ruth Bader Ginsburg has given a decision that the sale would be temporarily delayed until further order is issued. The Chryslers lawyers fear that this stay would affect the deal with Fiat that is scheduled to go under in a few days.
2010 Cadillac SRX gets remake to fight off foreign crossovers
We know GM is struggling these days and making their utmost efforts to recover from this so-called financial gloom.
It’s leaving no stone unturned to give a better fight off its foreign competitors and the efforts to resize and repurpose the 2010 Cadillac SRX is enough to tell every story about that.
You need not to reckon it a confused wagon any more, as it’s going to be replaced with a nice looking and pure crossover. It is leaner this time with a fitted and distinctive engine lineup that is being considered the first ever turbo of a Cadillac in North America. Most of GM’s critics are reckoning the model as a true competitor for luxury crossover brand leader Lexus.
Cruze And Spark Are Hoped To Give GM A Global Boost
General Motors is all set to boost with its Chevrolet brand preparing two fuel efficient small cars in Europe, across the world, and home too by its U.S. concern. Both mini cars Cruze and Spark are the base for the boost plan.
The plan is that by 2015, GM will boost up the sales up to a million cars a year. Grand Rapids based auto analyst Erich Merkle proclaims these cars as the finest exemplar of quality with their highest fitness and finish and superb material.
