GM-Isuzu partnership continues

April 12, 2006
General Motors Corp. said it will maintain its business partnership with Isuzu Motors Ltd. even after it sells its 7.9% stake in the Japanese company

General Motors Corp. said it will maintain its business partnership with Isuzu Motors Ltd. even after it sells its 7.9% stake in the Japanese company. GM expects to gain $300 million from the divesture to fund its North American restructuring.

GM-Isuzu joint ventures include:

  • development and manufacturing of diesel engines for pickup trucks in the U.S.
  • commercial vehicle design, engineering and manufacturing
  • development and manufacturing of diesel engines for autos in Europe
  • pickup truck assembly and distribution in Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa, and Middle East markets

    “GM’s 35-year partnership with Isuzu has been strong, and we look forward to our continued partnership,” states GM chairman & CEO Rick Wagoner.

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