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GM announces new bike-sharing program for its Warren Tech Center employees

A new bike-sharing program was announced on Tuesday by General Motors (GM), in partnership with private bike sharing firm Zagster. The bike-sharing program has been announced for GM employees at the company's Warren Technical Center in Warren, Michigan.

AARC files lawsuit against GM and Ford over vehicles with music-copying devices

The Alliance of Artists and Recording Companies (AARC) filed a lawsuit against General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company and two suppliers on Friday, accusing the companies of circumventing obligations for music-copying devices installed on the vehicles.

Reuters review of NHTSA database shows complaint about ‘shutting off Camaro with knee’ dates back a year

A review of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) database by Reuters has revealed that the complaint which the US safety regulators received about 'a Chevrolet Camaro driver accidentally shutting off the car with a knee' dates back more than one year.

GM launches the production of 2014 Chevrolet Impala with 2.5-liter engine

According to reports, General Motors' (GM) 2014 Chevrolet Impala, with a 2.5-liter engine; started rolling off the line for the first time on Monday; with the all-important car - seeking fresh glory for Impala brand, which was a symbol of GM's dominance of the auto market in the 1960s - set to be built at the Detroit Hamtramck assembly plant.

GM announces worldwide recall of 69,000 pickup trucks, SUVs over roll away flaw

According to a Friday announcement by General Motors (GM), a potentially dangerous roll away flaw in a number of new 2013 models manufactured by the company has promoted it to recall as many as 69,000 pickup trucks, SUVs and vans across the world.

GM unveils new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups

On Thursday, December 13, General Motors took the wraps off the redesigned versions of its two full-size pickups - Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra - which now boast revamped engines and upgrades to cater to the needs of commercial users.

NHTSA to propose a rule requiring EDRs in all new light vehicles

In a Friday statement, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) revealed that, in the coming days, it intends proposing a rule which will require all new light vehicles to have requiring event data recorders (EDRs) - devices that will be quite similar to, but a much less complex version of, the crash data-recording `black boxes' in airplanes.

GM to integrate Apple’s Siri voice assistant into its Chevrolet Sonic and Spark models

A Tuesday announcement revealed that General Motors will be the first automaker to incorporate Apple's personal digital assistant Siri in its vehicles; with two of the automakers Chevrolet brand vehicles - Sonic and Spark - to integrate Siri in next year models.

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