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Ford, GM, and Toyota each gave $1 million to Trump’s inauguration – an example of where politics and business meet
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Ford, GM, and Toyota each gave $1 million to Trump’s inauguration – an example of where politics and business meet

The inauguration of the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, is about to take place, and big names in the automotive industry are ready for it. Ford, General Motors, and Toyota, among the biggest automobile makers in the world, have agreed to participate and fund the event by pledging the event its biggest share of one million dollars...

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2016 GMC Sierra HD breaks cover

GMC released photos and details for the 2016 Sierra HD, a pick-up truck that comes with some styling tweaks but nothing more. To begin with, GMC offers now new exterior finishes like Cardinal Red, Deep Garnet Metallic and Mahogany Metallic and Crimson Red Tintcoat. The new colors are certainly a welcome addition and increases the chance of attracting customers through...

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Holden Captiva Active edition breaks cover

Holden have taken wraps of the new Captiva Active special edition. As you know, General Motors sells their models under different names in different parts of the world. If Europe gets Opel and Vauxhall (UK), in Australia they offer their cars under the Holden moniker. This time, the Captiva crossover has received an interesting edition that adds plenty of improvements....

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First Holden Insignia VXR exits Russelsheim plant

Opel took the decision to build the Holden Insignia VXR at their German plant in Rüsselsheim, even though the Holden-badged model will be sold only in Australia and New Zealand. Production costs might forced Opel to take this decision. Moreover, in the future, the German carmaker plans to build more and more Holden and even Buick models in Europe. Opel...

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GM plans to use only 4 platform by 2025

While this comes a little late, GM has finally stated they plan to reduce the number of platforms for their cars. If everything goes as they have planned, by the year 2025, all brands under the GM umbrella will only be using 4 platforms. GM Like many European car makers have done for a few years now, GM plans to...