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When you tune to Channel 6 to watch Super Bowl XLVII this coming February, don't expect to see any Government Motors commercials.

We believe current U.S. light-vehicle sales are far below where they should be, and assuming no further supply constraints, we are very optimistic about the U.S. auto industry for the next several years.

Just after announcing its unfriending of Facebook, the automaker says it will no longer advertise during the NFL championship because it's not cost effective.

The city of Mitchell accepted bids to purchase a new heavy duty truck for the water and sewer department at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.

It towered before me, a $59,869.60 bruiser of a pickup, a 2012 F-150 FX4 EcoBoost with gleaming bumpers, 20-inch six-spoke wheels, a chrome exhaust tip, black-finished grille and blacked-out head lamps and tail lamps.

It is not everyone who is offered the opportunity to pull their Chevrolet Silverado into General Motors Flint Assembly plant on VanSlyke Road and meet the workers who made it.

After seeing the movie Dolphin Tale in their hometown of Norfolk, Va., Lee and Krystal Chaklos were inspired to do something to make a difference.

Most General Motors dealers make their living off selling pickup trucks. That makes this year a tricky one for dealers, according to Automotive News , as they need to have enough Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra models in stock to get them to the 2013 model year.

GM says it won't suddenly shut the spigot on its current-generation, full-size pickups as it prepares to build the replacement.

U.S. manufacturing grew last month at the fastest rate in 10 months, suggesting that the economy is healthier than recent data had indicated.New orders, production and a measure of hiring all rose.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by and welcome to the April 2012 U.S. Sales Conference Call.

General Motors Co. says its U.S. sales fell 8 percent in April, blaming reduced sales to car rental companies.

Mike Pearson of Warren, Ohio gets into a Chevy Cruze at General Motors Co.'s Lordstown plant on January 20, 2011.