GM spun off its 100,000-employee auto parts empire in 1999 as a new corporation named Delphi. It also separately retired the Oldsmobile, Hummer, Pontiac and Saturn brands.

Pick right part. GM's new online parts marketplace will make 45,000 repair and maintenance parts, such as oil filters, engine and cabin air filters, batteries, brake pads, accessory belts, cooling ...

GM spun off its 100,000-employee auto parts empire in 1999 as a new corporation named Delphi. It also separately retired the Oldsmobile, Hummer, Pontiac and Saturn brands.

Most online parts shoppers do their own car repairs and in 2023 most frequently sought parts for 2017-19 model-year vehicles. ... while more than 2,200 stores participate with parts, GM said.

GM already sells 5000 different parts online, but now you can get almost any part the company sells delivered direct to your door or to your local dealer, directly on GM's various brand websites.

GM’s aftermarket-parts sales have clipped along at double-digit rates of annual increase since Covid, and the company is investing more than $100 million alone in modernizing its largest parts ...

Sept 23 (Reuters) - U.S. auto workers expanded their strike on Friday with a clear target for distress: dealers who sell and service GM and Stellantis vehicles. Selling and installing parts is one ...

Tennessee's automotive-heavy manufacturing sector continues to churn out auto parts as the General Motors strike enters its third week.. United Auto Workers union members walked out at 33 GM ...

Anxious car dealers and impatient customers are caught in the aftermath of the 40-day UAW strike against General Motors that ended last week. GM was restarting most of its plants Monday morning ...

Maloney says that GM Rochester plant once employed some 11,000 workers when he first started roughly 40 years ago, and that the facility now employs just 600 to 700 union members.

Clark-Cutler-McDermott says GM hasn’t paid a bill of more than $1.2 million for parts shipped to the auto giant’s plants in Mexico By Katy Stech Nov. 28, 2016 4:35 pm ET | WSJ Pro ...