General Motors has officially announced earnings for its first full year of business after its emergence from bankruptcy. The automaker brought in $135.6 billion in revenue with a net income of $4.7 billion, which marks GM’s first profit since 2004. Additionally, that profit was the largest for The General since 1999. Previously, GM had racked up $100 billion in losses. @funkmasterflex
GM trying to re-hire Bob Lutz
General Motors is reportedly looking to re-hire none other than Bob Lutz as a consultant to vehicle development. Lutz, 79, left GM in May of 2010 after leading the company’s product development efforts for many years. @funkmasterflex
GM’s Electric Networked Vehicle…The Crowded Cities Traffic Solution???
This Ptototype(Not Concept) is obviously in testing but GM is looking to help out crowded cities, well not right now more like when 60% of the population will be in cities by 2030…..See Details! @FunkmasterFlex @TatWza
