OverTheHillCarPeople

This site was developed for the thousands of retired/active folks who have dedicated their lives to the automotive industry. General Motors, ACDelco, SPO, Delphi, GMAC, Buick and many other GM divisions and their customers are prime examples of the automotive industry people we had in mind when this web site group was formed. Our goal is to provide a means for continued communication with these retired/active people and organizations. Many of us have been, to coin a company phrase, "crossed-fertilized," so we really have roots in more than one of the above organizations. Hopefully, our group will reunite everyone!

Historically, retired/active people tend to lose contact with many fellow employees and former employers for various reasons. Many of us have spent more time with these folks and companies than we did with our own families. So, in a sense we are a family of sorts!

Let’s keep in touch with our fellow General Motors automotive family members and create new relationships with other retired/active General Motors people by utilizing this web site. Our web site has received its 100,000th visitor and we now have members in 47 states and Puerto Rico! Retirees’ spouses, active employees and employers are welcome.

You can obtain additional information about Overthehillcarpeople.com in this Detroit Free Press newspaper article: "Ex-employee keeps GM's retirees connected"

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General Motors sold 9,369,524 cars and trucks around the world in 2007, an increase of 3 percent, according to preliminary sales figures released yesterday.

The 2007 tally is the second best global sales total in the company’s 100-year history, and marks the third consecutive year (2007, 2006, 2005) and the fourth year overall (1978) that GM sold more than 9 million vehicles in a calendar year.

GM’s global position – especially in emerging markets – built the sales momentum reflected in the 2007 performance. GM’s sales highlights include:

Did you know that GM is the industry leader in its commitment to the American economy? We help support the livelihoods of more than a million people in North America. That's more than any other car manufacturer.

It's no surprise that GM tops the auto industry in our commitment to the American economy. We're building some of the best vehicles we've ever built and we're investing in America's future. Feel free to pass along these facts:

Whether it's quality, safety, fuel economy, technology or design, GM has a strong story to tell.

This new study should open every Americans Eyes..........Wake Up American's!

For every 10 jobs lost in the U.S. by one of the big three American automakers, only one job is created by a foreign automaker opening a plant in the US. Phil LeBeau, CNBC Auto Reporter, has more. Click link below: