General Motors is busy looking for buyers for their German subsidiary Opel and it looks like it will take some more time before they find a worthy buyer. GM is reportedly against the inclusion of Russians to take over the Opel brand which has so far raised some eyebrows which include that of technology takeover.

For the record, Berlin favors Magna and GAZ, the Russian state-owned car builder, and Sberbank to succeed the Opel brand. And this was said to be one reason why the Magna bid was turned down although GM had openly denied it had a hand on this. The plot for the future of the Opel brand continues to be befuddling but from the looks of it, there may be a chance that GM is playing possum and probably hold on to the Opel brand. That is if rumors hold true!

(Source) AFP

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Carbon Motors Corporation has taken in a new partner to help enhance the future of law enforcement vehicles with the inclusion of Snap On. With the new partnership, a new service strategy for the Carbon E7 is expected to broaden the future of homeland security and relevant shifts in automotive technology.

“We have developed a world-class product for our country’s 840,000 law enforcement first responders and we will back it with world-class customer service. We are honored to welcome Snap-on to the team that will help deliver on that promise,” stated William Santana Li, chairman and chief executive officer, Carbon Motors Corporation.

It looks like we may see vast improvements on law enforcement vehicles as well in the coming months. Though not expected to be as sophisticated as what we see from our private vehicles, the partnership is definitely a big boost for authorities since they too have to be aided in carrying out proper duties related to the automotive industry and driving safety.

(Source) Press

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