Troubled GM Europe sticks to its green vision

Lem Bingley
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While waiting to be sold off, General Motors Europe remains keen to portray itself as a firm with a green sense of direction. BusinessGreen.com takes a spin in some of its latest low-carbon models

The future for General Motors (GM) and its European brands Opel and Vauxhall may still be uncertain, but despite its high-profile financial problems the firm remains very keen to highlight its efforts...

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