Author: Michael Wayland

Chevrolet will stop airing its most recent “Real People, Not Actors” TV ad that claims the brand has better reliability than Toyota, Ford and Honda, among other brands.

Cadillac has been winding down operations at Cadillac House in Manhattan and will sublet the space or break the agreement and return the space to the landlord. The lease agreement runs until 2025.

GM plans to keep the CT6 sedan in Cadillac’s U.S. lineup, despite the potential closure of the domestic plant that produces the sedan.

GM President Mark Reuss described Cadillac as being “the tip of the corporate spear on EVs” in an effort that will be about beauty, innovation and leadership.

Chevy believes much of Silverado’s future growth will come from new customers to the pickup segment, so it’s reaching out to nontraditional audiences.

Cadillac is filling a yawning product gap between the midsize XT5 and the truck-based Escalade SUV with the all-new XT6. The crossover was designed to have “the stance and presence” of an Escalade but “scaled for everyday life,” Cadillac design chief A…

Chevrolet’s “Real People, Not Actors” TV ad involving vehicle reliability isn’t sitting well with a consumer advocate group.

GM CEO Mary Barra confirmed Friday that the company has discussed selling assembly operations — potentially slated for closure this year — to Tesla Inc.

GM CEO Mary Barra confirmed Friday that the company has discussed selling assembly operations — potentially slated for closure this year — to Tesla Inc.

GM says this year’s tallies for earnings per share and free cash flow will top 2018’s. The automaker also confirmed Cadillac will be its flagship brand for EVs.