The company innovation is very good ..
very good engine
but worse service centre and worse management and after sale service
lot of thing cant be rectify by the dealers
spare parts are also too high rated

Have an old card with GM. Never been late and the balance was to paid in full at 7.99 fixed. Received notice today that the amount was raised to 16.9 when i called they said they could see no reason that it was raised and it would be changed back in a couple of months. When asked why it could not be done sooner they said thats the way it is

Regarding HSBC Bank GM Card raising my interest rate to 16.99%
PO Box 80056
Salinas CA 93912-0056
I do not accept the change in terms that will take effect on my GM card on 12/10/2009. I consider the action by HSBC as arbitrary and capricious. The notice raises my Purchase APR to annual percentage rate of 16.99%!
The action on my GM card and the GM card held by my wife will make sure we will be Ford customers in the future. We have never missed a payment on our GM cards or any other payment obligation we have had in the past 45 years.

I have been a regular GM card customer since 1993. My current Purchase APR is 9.99%. I accepted that high rate for years and paid GM thousands in interest since 1993. Now HSBC is raising my rate to 16.99%. I called customer service to discuss this matter. I asked Adell and Mia to keep my interest rate at 9.99% and I will continue to be a GM card customer. I was rudely informed by manager, Mia, that the decision by HSBC was nonnegotiable. I asked Mia what will happen to 5% Earnings Total of $838.22. I was informed that I will lose my earnings within 90 days after I opt out because my account will be closed. My last statement balance was $11,866.00. I will no longer receive the 5% earnings as I make payments on the statement balance. I feel I have been subjected to a robbery without a gun. This action cannot be allowed to stand. GM must act to protect its customers from HSBC.
The arbitrary and capricious action by HSBC is causing cardholders to lose thousands of dollars in earnings they would have used to purchase new GM vehicles.
I believe there is a basis for a card member class action lawsuit to recover the earnings lost as a result the outrageous increase in APR. Banks can get money from the FED for less that 1%. HSBC wants 16.99% and above from its loyal GM cardholders and customers.

I believe the New GM will look and operate in a dramatically different manner…. they will be much smaller (Chevrolet and Cadillac as the premier brands… Buick and GMC as smaller brands). No more Hummer, SAAB, Saturn, Pontiac, Opel…
As a private company (primarily owned by the US Govt and the United Auto Workers Union), we can expect a much different business/management decision process influenced by these two stakeholders…
While they will most certainly emerge from the Bankruptcy…. whether or not the NEW GM will thrive and survive in the hotly competitive global auto market is another question all together.

Can anyone help me with the direct contact for corporate outplacement within General Motors? I would be most grateful. I am getting nowhere with the Corporate VP of Human Resources within General Motors.

Thank so much!