Filed under: Government/Legal,Hirings/Firings/Layoffs,GM,South America “We all received a payment and a text message,” according to a worker. Continue reading GM fires 2,700 in Venezuela via text message after plant was seized GM fires 2,700 in Venezuela via text message after Read more
As part of a three-week tribute to the importance of custom cars in American culture, the Historic Vehicle Association placed the McGee Roadster on display in the National Mall in Washington DC to honor its significance in hot rod history. Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from General Motors to stop hundreds of lawsuits related to faulty ignition switches, reports The Detroit News. Now, the automaker faces up to $10 billion in damages from the additional claims. The Read more
Filed under: Automakers,Open Road Founded in 1926, Pontiac was named after a Ottawa Chief who also had an entire city named after him. Legendary wouldn’t you say? Continue reading Should Pontiac be revived? Should Pontiac be revived? originally appeared on Read more
Photo courtesy BMW AG. A poll by British motoring magazine Auto Express to determine the 50 best British cars of all time has put the classic 1959-2000 Mini in the number one spot, edging out the Jaguar E-type and the Read more
Photos courtesy National Motorcycle Museum. John Parham lost a long battle with pulmonary fibrosis on April 20th. In addition to starting J&P Cycles, one of the largest retailers in the aftermarket motorcycle parts industry, and curating the National Motorcycle Museum, Read more
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Jacques Villeneuve, a man who won a Formula One world championship and then floundered around motorsports not winning world titles, has some thoughts about fellow one-time world champion Nico Rosberg. And boy, are they dumb. Read more…