Video: GM shows what it plans to do with Bridge Loans

Posted: Dec 06, 2008
Filed under: GM, Industry News, Videos

Out of all the automakers requesting aid, GM is getting a lot of harsh criticism and heat for the mistakes they’ve made in the past. How will GM change if it does get federal loans? Here’s your answer in this 2:45 video.

GM has released a new video showing what they plan on doing with the bridge loans.  The video highlights their restructuring plans, new vehicle developments and work to shape the future of transportation.

You can learn more about GM’s plans here.

Check out the video after the jump.

 

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  • Bobmarley
    The Volt is a joke! They have been advertising it for years now and they most likely wont make a profit on the first year of sales....of only 10,000? What is going to happen a year from now? With all the restructuring, down sizing and the suffering auto industry they wont turn a proffit and be back asking congress for another bailout!!! WTF
  • Ivan Gutierrez
    "We'll get there by re-inventing the automobile" Those are bold predictions, hybrids and fuel efficient cars are not cars re-invented. I know GM has a lot of great cars in the pipeline, but aside from the volt nothing is being re-invented.
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