President Joe Biden released a statement Monday outlining what the Detroit automakers and UAW should be looking to achieve in a new contract.
Author: Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press
Auto shoppers may be getting some relief as 2023 finally sees drop in new car prices
New data shows the smallest year-over-year average transaction price increase for new cars in a decade. But GM resists offering big discounts.
GM confirms future wage hike for UAW members, but other demands ‘threaten’ company health
GM responded to a list of demands the UAW publicly outlined earlier this week, saying a raise is likely, but that’s about all it can guarantee.
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The number of car buyers paying $1,000 a month in auto loan financing has hit an all-time high, driven up by car shortages and high interest rates.
GM Energy’s Ultium Home products provide backup power to your home in outage
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70,000 new cars are stuck at factories as consumers face delays: Here’s what’s going on
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GM CFO: The company has ‘shock absorbers’ in place in case of a recession
GM CFO said leaders continue to cut costs across the company to be prepared if there’s a downturn and mindful that EVs are not widely profitable yet.
GM to invest $632 million in next-gen pickup production in Indiana
In its fourth announced investment in gasoline-powered trucks this month, GM said it will upgrade Fort Wayne Assembly to build the future pickups.