Automobile Makes and Models Vauxhall

Buick gets a European sports sedan. Seriously, this thing will be built in Germany. Hey, remember the 1992–1995 Skylark? Remember the nose it had? That lackluster automobile serves as a prime example of the old Buick, which pumped out cars with quality and styling so substandard we wanted to cry. Fortunately for Buick’s customers, crap cars don’t appear to be on the menu anymore, and the handsome design and high quality seen on the latest LaCrosse likely will carry over to the brand’s newest entry, the 2011 Regal. The new Regal is based on the Opel/Vauxhall Insignia . Well, actually, it is the Insignia, ... Read Full Story

While the external search for a new CEO for Opel/Vauxhall Europe is ongoing, Nick Reilly, GM executive vice president and president, GM International Operations, will be responsible for the operations. Carl-Peter Forster had quit last Friday after GM had overturned a decision to sell Opel/Vauxhall unit to Canadian supplier Magna International Inc. and its Russian [...] Read Full Story

General Motors has cancelled plans to sell a majority stake in its European car business Opel, which includes its UK brand Vauxhall. GM had agreed to sell Opel and Vauxhall to Canadian car parts firm Magna. The US giant said in a statement that its board had made the decision because of “an improving business [...] Related posts: New uncertainty over Opel deal US carmake GM still confident of Opel-Magna deal General Mo Magna deal for Vauxhall/Opel could be under threat Magna Inte Read Full Story

The deal to sell Opel is officially off. General Motorsannounced today it will keep its German subsidiary.Back in SeptemberGMannouncedit wouldsell a 55-percent stake in Opel /Vauxhall to the consortium ofthe Canadian parts supplier Magna and the Russian bank Sberbank (representing the Russian automaker GAZ). Opel employees ... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Read Full Story

In a surprising turn of events, the General Motors’ Board of Directors has decided to retain Opel instead of selling it off to Magna International. Fueling this decision is the improving business environment the past few months as well as the importance of Opel//Vauxhall to GM’s global strategy. GM plans to initiate a restructuring of its [...] Read Full Story