May 18 (Reuters) - General Motors Co will not advertise in next year's Super Bowl because it is too expensive, the top marketing executive for the U.S. automaker said three days after the company said it was dropping paid ...
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For the second time in a week, General Motors is making news for advertising it will not be running rather than for advertising it is running.
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GM is currently the country's third biggest advertiser, so the fact that it's dropped both the $10 million it spent on ads for Facebook and now no Super Bowl... it all means something, right? But what? Simply that times are tough ...
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Facebook is not the only place GM is unfriending. In the latest in a series of surprise moves, General Motors has decided to boycott next January's Super Bowl advertising extravaganza in protest over a huge increase in ...
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That's one small step for man, and one less really big barge full of fuel for mankind.That's basically what General Motors' Chevrolet division is.
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2012 Hyundai Genesis 5.0

The Genesis is still a worthwhile option in the near-luxury segment.

Although the Genesis sedan is less of a revelation than it was when it debuted three years ago, it's still a worthwhile option in the near-luxury segment. Its infotainment interface continues to be one of the most attractive and user-friendly systems and its cabin remains cosseting and unique without feeling stuffy or overwrought.

Photo Gallery: 2012 Hyundai Genesis 5.0 - Editors' Notebook - Automobile Magazine

Photo Gallery: 2012 Hyundai Genesis 5.0 - Editors' Notebook - Automobile Magazine


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First Look: 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport

Two Santa Fes for two CUV classes.

Rumors about the return of the seven-passenger Hyundai Santa Fe have been floating around for quite a while. While we expected the 2013 Santa Fe midsize crossover to grow in just about every dimension to better fit a third row, Hyundai is also debuting the 2013 Santa Fe Sport, a smaller five-passenger model with an optional turbocharged four-cylinder engine.

Photo Gallery: 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport - First Look - 2012 New York Auto Show - Automobile Magazine

Photo Gallery: 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe and Santa Fe Sport - First Look - 2012 New York Auto Show - Automobile Magazine


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First Look: 2012 Hyundai I-oniq Concept

An electric sports hatchback.

You've already seen the teaser sketch, but this is the first official photo of the actual Hyundai I-oniq: a small, extended-range electric concept car that will formally debut next week at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.

Photo Gallery: First Look: 2012 Hyundai I-oniq Concept - Automobile Magazine

Photo Gallery: First Look: 2012 Hyundai I-oniq Concept - Automobile Magazine


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First Look: Hyundai i30 Wagon

Would you buy Hyundai's European Elantra Wagon?

Hyundai has showed off photos of its new i30 Wagon that will make its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show next month. The all-new wagon will join the i30 hatchback in Hyundai's European lineup later this year.

Photo Gallery: First Look: Hyundai i30 Wagon - Automobile Magazine

Photo Gallery: First Look: Hyundai i30 Wagon - Automobile Magazine


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2012 Hyundai Veloster DCT

We love the Hyundai Veloster.

Every time I get into a Veloster, I'm amazed by the value. I realize the car has faults, a rather unrefined powertrain chief among them, but good golly, you get into the thing and immediately take in the snazzy cabin, illuminated from all sides by a big, two-section moonroof; a big, double-paned hatch window; and a big, broad windshield. You shift into reverse and a rearview camera image pops up onto the screen and you think, how much does this car cost, anyway? So you fish the Monroney window sticker out of the glove box and see it's only $22,550 and it has this wonderful greenhouse, a rearview camera, a superb navigation system, an automatic transmission, and a climate control system with controls that are not only attractively displayed but also 100 percent intuitive to use. And if you're like me, and you just spent eleven days in our Four Seasons Mini Cooper Countryman, which costs about $35K, you think, jeez, Mini could learn a LOT from Hyundai about secondary control interfaces. A lot.

Photo Gallery: 2012 Hyundai Veloster DCT - Editors' Notebook - Automobile Magazine

Photo Gallery: 2012 Hyundai Veloster DCT - Editors' Notebook - Automobile Magazine


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