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GM stops production at highly profitable pickup plant in Fort Wayne, 3 others Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press © Ryan Hake, General Motors A GMC Sierra 1500 pickup on the assembly line at the General Motors Fort Wayne Assembly plant on Tuesday, May 14, 2019 in Roanoke, Indiana. GM announced Thursday, May 30, 2019 it is investing $24 million in the plant to expand production of full size Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 pickups in Roanoke, Indiana. As severe weather continues to hammer the Midwest and the Northeast on Tuesday, General Motors halted productio...

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Maybe some of you have seen my frustrated posts about my 2021 HTC Corvette! I ordered a 2020 on 12-12-20 with a deposit. I was notified I had to reorder a 2021. Price went up $1500. I picked up my car 12-26-20. On 12-27-20 the top went down and would not go back up and latch. The latches deployed before the top was closed causing the top to jamb. I took it back to the dealer on 12-28. After contacting the tech at GM they ordered a part. When attempting to install the part they found someone on the assembly line had dropped his Craftsman screwdriver into the top by the latch and it did more da...

The first and last production model Corvettes are usually valued high, but this one didn't meet its reserve price at Mecum Collector Car auctions.

Sponsored Links General Motors Special Vehicles, or GMSV for short, has announced the 50+ stores that will make up its Australian and New Zealand dealership network. The GMSV dealer network includes 44 storefronts in Australia and an additional six in New Zealand. All of these stores are open for business now, GMSV director Joanne Stogiannis confirmed this week, and says more GMSV storefronts will be added in the not-too-distant future. “We have launched with over fifty GM Specialty Vehicles dealers and look forward to adding more,” Stogiannis said. “We can’t wait to see the first Sil...