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DETROIT — In better times, many employees of General Motors called their company “Generous Motors” because of its rich benefits.
Now G.M. may stand for something else: Government Motors.
The latest plan for the troubled automaker, which is expected to file for bankruptcy by Monday, calls for the Treasury Department to receive about 70 percent of a restructured G.M.
(AOL Autos) Chrysler will close 789 dealers, leaving them with approximately 2400 stores in the U.S. General Motors announced the closing of 1,100 dealers and hopes to be at a size of 3,600 dealers at the end of 2010. Link