Monday, February 14, 2011

General Motors-an American Pride


In 1908 the company was formed in a car me na (d) General Motors. It started as a holding company for Buicks has me beco industries-the world's leading and largest car manufacturing companies today. We have 340,000 employees from various parts of the world. 2001 General Motors sold Only 15% of all trucks and cars in the world.

General Motors brought out a bus company me na d yellow Couch, in the 1920s and 1930s. Yellow Couch company was behind the creation of Greyhound bus lines and replaced the rain t transport systems with buses. The company also established subsidiaries and bought out several street car or tram companies for them to replace the trams with buses. During the second world war provided GM subsidiary Ford US military trucks to defend the United States flag while making 90% of armoured mule, a 3-ton truck and over 70% of the Reich trucks on me de sa ti me. According to U.S. intelligence, these vehicles served as the backbone of the German army transport systems.

A United States-based company with headquarters in Detroit, Michigan, GM has been active worldwide, the company behind other automobile brands such as Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet, Daewoo, me Hum, GMC, Oldsmobile Holden,, Opel, Vauxhall, Pontiac, Saab and Saturn.

In addition, manufactures their GMC and Chevrolet trucks divisions. GM is also the company behind the Allison Transmission and ACDelco. They also have General Motors Electro-motive Division, responsible for the production of diesel-electric locomotives. In addition, the company owns interests in Japan-based company, Subaru, Isuzu and Suzuki, Italy-based company, Lancia and Alfa me o Ro, South Korea-based company Daewoo, and South Africa-based companies to participate. General Motors also has a joint venture with Russia-based company Auto Vaz (Lada).








Pollux Parker is an adventurer who loves discovering secret island getaways in each country as he visits. Pollux likes also to collect United States flags and buy cheap United States flags.


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