The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said the new General Motors recall covers certain 2012–2013 Buick Regal vehicles.

General Motors recalled the vehicles due to a faulty rear toe link that could fracture, increasing the risk of a crash.

General Motors is restructuring how its U.S. dealerships sell used vehicles, moving away from a long-standing certified pre-owned program and pushing dealers onto its newer CarBravo online platform.

Buick cars sold across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic are being recalled over a suspension defect that could fracture and ...

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General Motors is taking decisive action to reshape how its dealers sell used vehicles. The move is a major shift in strategy ...

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GM began testing in Michigan and Texas in February and in San Francisco in mid-April, the company said July 7. GM calls its system Level 3, the lowest that is still considered autonomous. GM said the ...

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GM is making a limited return to the Indian market, but not to sell cars. Rather, GM is focused on grabbing a slice of the ...