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General Motors is coming out of bankruptcy. Officials from GM and the federal government signed the necessary paperwork at 4:30 a.m. MDT at the offices of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, the company's chief bankruptcy counsel, according to the New York Times .

A car dealership in the southeastern Colorado town of La Junta will not lose its GM franchise after all.

There could be new life for General Motors' Spring Hill assembly plant after all, despite a streak of bad news at the Middle Tennessee facility that has left nearly 2,900 workers fearful of losing their jobs after November, when production of the Chevrolet Traverse moves to Michigan.

Two state lawmakers are 'imploring' Chrysler LLC and General Motors Corp to reinstate 29 terminated Colorado franchise agreements.

For 28 years the Shreveport General Motors assembly plant served as a vibrant symbol of economic stability for northwest Louisiana.

Major automakers posted better U.S. auto sales for June than in recent months on Wednesday, led by Ford Motor Co as results pointed to signs of some stabilizing in the hard-hit industry.

The Brian Lehrer Show heads to Colorado for a series of special broadcasts from the Aspen Ideas Festival.

Forda TMs June sales showed signs of stabilization, as the healthiest Detroit automaker posted its smallest decline of the year.

General Motors Corp. announced Wednesday that it will close its assembly and stamping plants in Shreveport no later than June 2012.

General Motors will close its assembly and stamping plants in Shreveport, La., no later than June 2012, the company said Wednesday, but there is still no word on whether GM's Spring Hill, Tenn., plant will win a battle with Michigan to build a new small car.

There are no less than seven personal vehicle models that can run on compressed natural gas which are officially on sale in Thailand for the public with manufacturers' warranty.

It's been nearly 30 years since General Motors arrived in the ArkLaTex. At one time, it was one of Louisiana's largest manufacturing employers, but it seems in some ways, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Relocate. Re-establish. Restructure. That's what Tina Booze was thinking after she heard General Motors Corp.'s assembly and stamping plants in Shreveport will close by June 2012, if not sooner.

Ralph Cody, fixed operations manager at Findlay Chevrolet, took his 2010 Chevy Camaro on a 2,600-mile road trip soon after he bought it.

A summary of developments in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases of General Motors Corp.

As General Motors Corp. struggles through plans to emerge from bankruptcy as a stronger, leaner automaker, a local engineer has been chosen to work on a project pegged to lead GM to a more electrifying future.

News that General Motors Corp. plans to close its Shreveport assembly plant by no later than summer 2012 came as no surprise to dealerships that sell the plant's vehicles and companies that move parts from its many local suppliers.

General Motors Corp., racing to emerge from bankruptcy, said it drove the first preproduction electric-powered Chevrolet Volt on Tuesday, about two weeks ahead of schedule.

SHREVEPORT, La. General Motors Corp. plans to close its assembly and stamping plants in Shreveport no later than June 2012, a union official said Wednesday.

The newly opened Champion Mitsubishi dealership in Greeley is closed today amid rumors that it has shut down less than a month after it opened.