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FAST FACT: General Motors was founded in 1908 in Flint, Michigan, by William C. Durant

Q: In what year did General Motors acquire a 50% stake in SAAB?

A: 1989

Q: Which automaker was the first to make its financial statements publicly available?

A: General Motors

Q: In what year did General Motors acquire Lotus?

A: 1986

Q: Between which years did the longest nationwide strike in General Motors' history take place?

A: 1945 - 1946

Q: What was General Motors' main brand name in South Africa until 1982?

A: Chevrolet

Q: What was the first General Motors vehicle to carry the Bonneville name?

A: 1954 Pontiac Bonneville Special

Q: What was the name of General Motors' first van?

A: Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier

Q: What was the last Pontiac vehicle manufactured by General Motors?

A: Pontiac G6

Q: What was the first SAAB model to be fully developed by General Motors?

A: SAAB 900

Q: What was the second vehicle in the Hummer range, built at the AM General facility under contract from General Motors from 2002 to 2009?

A: Hummer H2

Q: What was the last major traditional standalone car division created by General Motors?

A: Saturn

Q: Which Lincoln model was introduced by Ford as a response to General Motors' success with the Cadillac Seville?

A: Lincoln Versailles

Q: Which German-designed car model was the first car produced by General Motors Korea (GMK) based on?

A: Opel Rekord D

Q: In what year was Vauxhall acquired by General Motors (GM)?

A: 1925

Q: What was General Motors' first MPV offering in India?

A: Chevrolet Enjoy

Q: What was the Canadian automobile manufacturer founded in 1966 by General Motors of Canada called?

A: Beaumont

Q: Which General Motors brand was the first to be launched in the Indian market?

A: Opel

Q: What was the first car produced by General Motors Korea (GMK) called?

A: GMK Rekord

Q: Which Saturn model was the first General Motors vehicle to use its new Belt Alternator Starter (BAS) hybrid system?

A: Saturn Vue Green Line

Q: In 1920, General Motors announced the launch of a new car division. What was it called?

A: Sheridan

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