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GM has housed hundreds of historical vehicles at its Heritage Center in Sterling Heights for 18 years. Now, it moves to Grand Blanc.

“If you think that you are alone in wanting to fight back, you’re wrong,” Lehman wrote to UAW workers. Everywhere he went, he said, he encountered enormous opposition to corporate exploitation and the pro-company policies of the UAW.

A newly hired temporary worker detailed abuse at the hands of the company and the UAW and explained why he was supporting a socialist for UAW president.

A 1988 Buick LeSabre sedan, sibling to the Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight and Pontiac Bonneville, photographed in a Colorado self-service wrecking yard.

Chevrolet reveals the electric version of its Blazer SUV and the price of it. It will offer nearly 300 miles of range and go 0-60 in four seconds.

UAW members to get raises, new benefits and other gains on a new one-year contract at four Michigan plants.

Workers employed by the subcontract company will only be shown details of the new contract right before they must vote.

The secret is finally out: GM received a tax break worth billions during the Great Recession to keep jobs in Michigan.

GM subsystem workers, who are key to vehicle assembly, have a strike deadline of 10 a.m. Thursday and if they walk, GM production could stall.

UAW Vice President Terry Dittes ordered autoworkers to scab on their fellow workers if a strike by GM Subsystems workers begins at four Michigan plants Thursday.