General Motors Closes 1100 Dealerships

The General Motors Company closes 1,100 dealerships to save money.
This Company wants to reduce 40% of the costs of business.
General Motors will eliminate a total of 1,100 dealers to reduce business costs. The company wants to reduce 40 percent the cost of business and has made known his plan to cut the American government, which must proceed to the next year.

According to agency Reuters, the rest of the cut in the plan includes cost of sales of four brands of the group, the Saturn, the Hummer, Saab and Pontiac. Only the four signs have targeted 600 exclusive dealerships.

General Motors currently has 6 thousand spaces in total.