(November 11, 2012) DETROIT — General Motors now manages nearly 2,500 acres of wildlife habitat across 25 of its global sites, four of which are newly certified by the Wildlife Habitat Council. GM has more such certifications than any other automaker.

“Our natural resources have business value and we work to protect them,” said Mike Robinson, GM vice president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs. “These wildlife habitats also enable employees to take part in conservation efforts and help us strengthen our community ties.”

(November 11, 2012) RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  — Nissan do Brasil sold 4,455 units in October, which is still a result of the end of the Mexico Free Trade Agreement (FTA) annual quota. In the end of October, however, the company was granted a governmental authorization to benefit from the new auto regime (Inovar Auto) and, therefore, able to re-start sales of its most popular models March, Versa, Tiida and Sentra.

(November 10, 2012) AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — The leading Spanish-language automotive radio show, Ruedas ESPN, has named Chrysler “Manufacturer of the Year” at the 2012 Ruedas ESPN Awards in Miami, while “Truck of the Year” was awarded to the new 2013 Ram 1500 and the all-new 2013 Dodge Dart was honored as “Best Sedan.”



(November 10, 2012) DETROIT — Chevrolet designers and Walt Disney Imagineers have joined forces to give Walt Disney World Resort guests a deep look inside a professional design studio creating a first-of-its-kind multi-sensory virtual experience in automotive design.