General (GM)

"GM" is the abbreviation of the name of General Motors Corporation of the United States. It is taken from the first capital letters of the first two words of the full English name of General Motor Corporation. The trademarks of each model adopt the logo of the company's subordinate divisions. 1902 Annual Report On September 16, William Durant clearly established the early General Motors Company, headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, USA. After several efforts by William Durant, he successively united or merged Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Oakland, Pontiac, Hughes, and EDS Computers, etc., established the General Motors Corporation of the United States, making the original small car companies a branch of the company, thereby making the company There are more than 30 subordinate branches. Among them, the more well-known branches are: Buick branch, Oldsmobile branch, Pontiac branch, Chevrolet branch, Cadillac branch, etc.