William Goodwin+FollowGM Swaps EVs for Gas Guzzlers?!GM just hit reverse on its electric dreams—remember that Michigan plant they were turning into an EV hub? Now it’s back to cranking out big gas pickups and Escalades. Meanwhile, Ford’s got new cars for Europe (but not us), and yet another recall for U.S. drivers—nearly 700k SUVs could have leaky fuel injectors. Oh, and Embraer planes might get way pricier thanks to new tariffs. What a wild ride for car and plane lovers! #Cars #GM #Ford13011Share
Evan Knight+FollowCamaro Comeback? But With a TwistGM might actually bring back the Camaro, but don’t expect the same old muscle car vibes. The new version could be all about style, fun, and maybe even electric power—think Mustang Mach-E, but Camaro. GM’s president is hinting at a total reimagining, not just a reboot. Would you drive an electric Camaro, or is that just sacrilege? #Cars #Camaro #GM5361Share
Alexander Black+FollowGM’s Truck Plant Pauses—What’s Up?GM is hitting pause (again) on building Silverado and Sierra trucks at its Silao, Mexico plant for two weeks in August. They’re calling it routine, but there’s no clear restart date, and these are two of GM’s hottest models. With earlier shutdowns this year and talk of moving more production to the US, people are starting to wonder: is this just business as usual, or is something bigger brewing behind the scenes? #Cars #GM #Silverado60Share
Keith Bass+FollowHow GM Went From Bust to Electric BoomRemember when GM was basically on life support back in 2009? Fast forward to now, and they’ve totally reinvented themselves—think less gas guzzlers, more electric rides. The big drama? GM ditched old-school brands and went all-in on EVs, even rolling out self-driving taxis. For anyone watching their wallet, it’s proof that sometimes you’ve got to cut your losses and bet big on the future. Who knew a bailout could spark such a glow-up? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #GM40Share
larsontiffany+FollowCorvette Sales Plunge—What’s Up, Chevy?Corvette fans, brace yourselves: sales have crashed nearly 30% this year, even though GM overall is having a killer 2025. Buick and Cadillac are thriving, but the iconic Corvette just isn’t moving—maybe everyone’s waiting for the 2026 model with its new interior (and higher price tag). If the next-gen ‘Vette doesn’t wow buyers, Chevy could have a bigger problem on its hands. Meanwhile, other GM rides like the Blazer EV and Equinox are flying off lots! #Cars #Corvette #GM4651Share
Paige Douglas+FollowGM Zooms Past Tesla in Canada!So, GM just pulled off a major flex in Canada—outselling Tesla in electric cars for the first time! Their new Chevy and Cadillac EVs are flying off the lots, especially the Equinox EV. Meanwhile, Tesla’s sales in Quebec nosedived. What’s the takeaway? More choices mean better deals for us, whether you’re eyeing a new ride or hunting for a used EV. Plus, pairing your EV with solar panels could save you big bucks on energy. Would you pick an EV for the savings, style, or speed? #EVs #GM #Tesla #Business101Share
Keith Bass+FollowGM's $4B Move: Cars Coming Home!GM is dropping $4 billion to bring car production back to the U.S.—think Chevy Blazers and Equinoxes rolling out of Michigan and Tennessee instead of Mexico. Why the switch? New tariffs are making it pricier to import, so GM’s keeping jobs (and SUVs) local. Heads up: this could mean higher sticker prices down the road, but it’s a win for American workers and anyone rooting for more 'Made in USA' rides. #GM #MadeInUSA #AutoIndustry #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup36179Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowGM’s $4B Bet: More Cars, More Jobs, More ChoicesGM just dropped $4 billion to supercharge its U.S. factories, meaning more cars built stateside and more jobs for American workers. What’s the twist? They’re mixing it up—making both gas guzzlers and EVs under one roof, so you get more options at the dealership. This move is GM’s answer to new tariffs and a big win for anyone rooting for made-in-America rides (and paychecks). #GM #MadeInUSA #AutoIndustry #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup41Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowGM’s $4B Bet: More Cars, More Jobs!GM is pouring $4 billion into its U.S. factories to crank out more cars—both gas and electric. That means more American-made rides and, yep, more jobs on the home turf. The big shift? GM’s not just going electric; they’re also doubling down on popular gas models to keep up with what drivers actually want. So, if you’re eyeing a new SUV or EV, expect more options (and maybe better deals) soon! #GM #AmericanMade #CarNews #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup61Share
Keith Bass+FollowGM’s $4B Move: More Cars, More Jobs in the US?GM’s making a $4 billion bet to bring more car-making back to the US, shifting some models from Mexico to American plants. Why? Tariffs could make cars pricier, so GM’s playing it safe and keeping jobs local. If you’re car shopping in a few years, you might spot more ‘Made in USA’ stickers—and maybe fewer price hikes. It’s a win for US jobs, but watch out: if tariffs go up, car prices still might follow. #GM #MadeInUSA #CarShopping342Share
