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Form 8-K

UNITED STATES

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, DC 20549-1004

FORM 8-K

CURRENT REPORT

PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF

THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934

Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported) August 3, 2009

GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY

(Exact Name of Company as Specified in its Charter)

333-160471

DELAWARE

27-03832222

(Commission File Number)

(State or other jurisdiction

of incorporation)

(I.R.S. Employer

Identification No.)


300 Renaissance Center, Detroit, Michigan		48265-3000
(Address of Principal Executive Offices)		(Zip Code)

(313) 556-5000

(Company’s telephone number, including area code)

Not Applicable

(Former name or former address, if changed since last report)

Check the appropriate box below if the Form 8-K filing is intended to simultaneously satisfy the filing obligation of the company under any of the following provisions:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS


ITEM 7.01		Regulation Fair Disclosure
ITEM 9.01		Financial Statements and Exhibits
Signature
Index to Exhibits
		Sales Release and Charts Dated August 3, 2009

ITEM 7.01.

REGULATION FAIR DISCLOSURE

On August 3, 2009 General Motors Company (GM) issued a news release announcing July sales. The release and charts are attached as Exhibit 99.1.

ITEM 9.01

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT


Exhibit	Description	Method of Filing
Exhibit 99.1	Sales Release and Charts Dated August 3, 2009	Attached as Exhibit

SIGNATURE

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Company has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.


	GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY
	(Company)

Date: August 4, 2009	By:	/s/ NICK S. CYPRUS
		Nick S. Cyprus
		Controller and Chief Accounting Officer

Sales Release and Charts

Exhibit 99.1

LOGO

For Release: 1:45 p.m. ET

August 3, 2009

GM July Sales Total 189,443; Highest Retail Sales in Ten

Months

Chevy Retail Up 1 Percent

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July month-over-month retail sales increase led by core brands: Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac which were up 12 percent collectively compared with June

•

Chevrolet led by the Camaro and the all-new Equinox had a year-over-year retail sales improvement

•

All-new model pushes Chevrolet Equinox sales up 78 percent compared with July 2008

•

CARS (Cash for Clunkers) program driving showroom traffic to GM’s strong portfolio of fuel-efficient new vehicles; Chevrolet Aveo total sales up 124 percent, crossovers Equinox and HHR up 164 and 36 percent respectively, Cobalt up 38 percent. GMC Canyon and Chevrolet Colorado mid-pickup sales climb 38 percent compared with June

DETROIT – General Motors dealers in the United States delivered 189,443 total vehicles in July, resulting in a month-over-month sales increase. The July total, when compared with a strong July last year and lower fleet sales this year, was down 19 percent compared with a year ago. Retail sales were down 9 percent while fleet sales declined 47 percent. However, when comparing GM’s strong July retail sales with June, volume was up nearly 12,000 vehicles. Large pickup retail sales began to recover in July with a 16 percent increase compared with June, driving total GM truck retail sales improvements of 12 percent when compared with the prior month.

“Our performance is being driven by the outstanding products in our core Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac and Buick brands. While still challenging, the market is firming and GM sales are still tracking ahead of what we projected in our reinvention plan,” said Mark LaNeve, vice president, U.S. sales. “In July we are projecting our retail market share to exceed our year-ago performance. From great new products, like our Cadillac SRX and CTS Sport Wagon, Chevrolet Camaro and Equinox, to attractive financing and new leasing opportunities and to the Cash-for-Clunkers program that helps reduce the cost to buy a new vehicle – customers have unprecedented opportunities to get into a new GM car or truck. We anticipate an additional sales lift in August if Congress approves more funding for the wildly-popular Cash-For-Clunkers economic recovery program.”

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Compared with last July, GM overall sales declined 45,741 vehicles driven largely by a planned reduction in fleet sales of 30,423 vehicles (down 47 percent). This drop in fleet sales was a direct result of a strategic decision to tightly control production and inventories that better enable GM dealers to reduce their stock of vehicles to align with market demand. Retail sales of 155,569 vehicles were down 9 percent. GM total truck sales in July were down 18 percent, and car sales of 83,736 were off 21 percent compared with a year ago. However, when compared with a year ago, GM total crossover sales of 39,937 were up 6 percent, driven by the strong performance of Chevrolet Traverse which contributed more than 6,600 sales.

When compared with June’s retail performance, there were several product highlights in GM’s core brands to note:

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Chevrolet Aveo, Cobalt, Impala and Malibu contributed to a Chevrolet car retail increase of 8 percent. Chevrolet truck sales increased 27 percent, led by increases by Silverado, Suburban, Avalanche, Colorado, HHR and Equinox.

•

GMC sales increased 8 percent, led by Sierra, Canyon and Yukon XL.

•

Cadillac Escalade ESV sales increased 32 percent while Escalade sales increased 3 percent.

“Assuming the Cash-For-Clunkers program stays in place, we look to continue this positive momentum in August,” LaNeve said. “We offer twice as many vehicles that qualify for the Cash-For-Clunkers program than any other manufacturer – vehicles such as Chevrolet Aveo, Cobalt, Malibu, HHR, Silverado and GMC Sierra. Additionally, we have the best selection of crossovers in the industry with Chevrolet Traverse, GMC Acadia, Buick Enclave, and the all-new GMC Terrain, Chevrolet Equinox and Cadillac SRX. Clearly, GM dealers have the cars and trucks that customers demand.”

A total of 1,487 GM hybrid vehicles were delivered in the month. So far, in 2009, GM has delivered 9,836 hybrid vehicles.

Non-core brand sales declined when compared with June as Pontiac dipped 7 percent; Saturn was down 21 percent, and HUMMER and Saab declined 26 percent.

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GM inventories dropped compared with a year ago, and dipped below the half-million mark as planned, to historically low levels. In July, GM dealers had an average 76 day supply of vehicles. At the end of July, about 466,000 vehicles were in stock, down about 281,000 vehicles (or 38 percent) compared with last year, and down approximately 20 percent compared with June. There were about 202,000 cars and 264,000 trucks (including crossovers) in inventory at the end of July.

GM Certified Sales

GM Certified Used Vehicles, Saturn Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, Saab Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, and HUMMER Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles, combined sold 29,211 vehicles.

GM Certified Used Vehicles posted July sales of 25,441 vehicles, down 29 percent from July 2008. Saturn Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 829 vehicles, down 29 percent. Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 2,383 vehicles, down 35 percent. Saab Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles sold 371 vehicles, down 52 percent. HUMMER Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles posted an increase with 187 vehicles sold, up 16 percent.

“We are confident in the new GM and are committed more than ever to sell our comprehensive line-up of cars, trucks, SUVs and crossovers, whether new or used. Our Certified Used Vehicles offer a worry-free purchasing experience – a tremendous value to our customers,” LaNeve said. “GM’s national network of dealers will continue to honor warranties on current and future General Motors Certified Used/Pre-Owned vehicles, which demonstrates the durability and reliability of our products. GM Certified offers wide-ranging and long-term warranties such as the 12-month/12,000 mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and the industry-leading 100,000 mile/five-year (whichever comes first) limited powertrain warranty on the largest selection of Certified Used vehicles in the industry.”

GM North America Reports July 2009 Production; Initial Q3 2009 Production Forecast at 535,000 Vehicles, a significant improvement from Q1 and Q2 2009 levels.

In July, GM North America produced 102,000 vehicles (39,000 cars and 63,000 trucks). This is down 136,000 vehicles or 57 percent compared with July 2008 when the region produced 238,000 vehicles (116,000 cars and 122,000 trucks). (Production totals include joint venture production of 11,000 vehicles in July 2009 and 14,000 vehicles in July 2008.)

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The region’s 2009 third-quarter production forecast is initially set at 535,000 vehicles (210,000 cars and 325,000 trucks), which is down about 42 percent compared with a year ago. GM North America built 915,000 vehicles (436,000 cars and 479,000 trucks) in the third-quarter of 2008. However, Q3 2009 production volumes have substantially increased versus Q1 and Q2 2009 production volumes of 371,000 (up 44 percent) and 395,000 (up 35 percent), respectively.

About General Motors: General Motors Company, one of the world’s largest automakers, traces its roots back to 1908. With its global headquarters in Detroit, GM employs 235,000 people in every major region of the world and does business in some 140 countries. GM and its strategic partners produce cars and trucks in 34 countries, and sell and service these vehicles through the following brands: Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, GM Daewoo, Holden, Opel, Vauxhall and Wuling. GM’s largest national market is the United States, followed by China, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Canada, Russia and Germany. GM’s OnStar subsidiary is the industry leader in vehicle safety, security and information services. General Motors Company acquired operations from General Motors Corporation on July 10, 2009, and references to prior periods in this and other press materials refer to operations of the old General Motors Corporation. More information on the new General Motors Company can be found at www.gm.com.

# # #

Contact:

John McDonald

General Motors Company

313-667-3714 (office)

313-418-2139 (mobile)

john.m.mcdonald@gm.com

General Motors dealers in the United States reported the following deliveries:


*S/D Curr: 26	July				(Calendar Year-to-Date) January - July
*S/D Prev: 26	2009	2008	% Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Vehicle Total	189,443	235,184	-19.4	-19.4	1,143,799	1,840,126	-37.8
Car Total	83,376	105,335	-20.8	-20.8	485,906	794,842	-38.9
Light Truck Total	104,780	128,005	-18.1	-18.1	649,768	1,027,733	-36.8
Light Vehicle Total	188,156	233,340	-19.4	-19.4	1,135,674	1,822,575	-37.7
Truck Total	106,067	129,849	-18.3	-18.3	657,893	1,045,284	-37.1
GM Vehicle Deliveries by Marketing Division

	2009	2008	%Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Buick Total	7,099	10,013	-29.1	-29.1	54,322	81,176	-33.1
Cadillac Total	6,171	13,022	-52.6	-52.6	54,754	101,731	-46.2
Chevrolet Total	124,948	137,823	-9.3	-9.3	721,880	1,102,488	-34.5
GMC Total	21,860	27,447	-20.4	-20.4	140,331	224,667	-37.5
HUMMER Total	799	1,877	-57.4	-57.4	6,990	18,035	-61.2
Pontiac Total	22,024	25,373	-13.2	-13.2	110,818	178,127	-37.8
Saab Total	574	2,026	-71.7	-71.7	5,960	14,094	-57.7
Saturn Total	5,968	17,603	-66.1	-66.1	48,744	119,808	-59.3

GM Vehicle Total	189,443	235,184	-19.4	-19.4	1,143,799	1,840,126	-37.8

GM Car Deliveries by Marketing Division

	2009	2008	%Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Buick Total	3,302	6,086	-45.7	-45.7	29,603	54,911	-46.1
Cadillac Total	3,711	8,630	-57.0	-57.0	36,754	67,267	-45.4
Chevrolet Total	52,463	55,506	-5.5	-5.5	293,442	443,422	-33.8
Pontiac Total	21,133	23,689	-10.8	-10.8	102,947	164,422	-37.4
Saab Total	483	1,621	-70.2	-70.2	4,334	11,773	-63.2
Saturn Total	2,284	9,803	-76.7	-76.7	18,826	53,047	-64.5

GM Car Total	83,376	105,335	-20.8	-20.8	485,906	794,842	-38.9

GM Light Truck Deliveries by Marketing Division

	2009	2008	%Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Buick Total	3,797	3,927	-3.3	-3.3	24,719	26,265	-5.9
Cadillac Total	2,460	4,392	-44.0	-44.0	18,000	34,464	-47.8
Chevrolet Total	72,054	81,572	-11.7	-11.7	424,693	652,196	-34.9
GMC Total	21,004	26,348	-20.3	-20.3	135,951	213,986	-36.5
HUMMER Total	799	1,877	-57.4	-57.4	6,990	18,035	-61.2
Pontiac Total	891	1,684	-47.1	-47.1	7,871	13,705	-42.6
Saab Total	91	405	-77.5	-77.5	1,626	2,321	-29.9
Saturn Total	3,684	7,800	-52.8	-52.8	29,918	66,761	-55.2

GM Light Truck Total	104,780	128,005	-18.1	-18.1	649,768	1,027,733	-36.8

*	Twenty-six selling days (S/D) for the July period this year and twenty-six for last year.

**	Effective August 2007, GM includes GMC & Chevrolet dealer deliveries of commercial vehicles distributed by American Isuzu Motors, Inc.


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GM Car Deliveries - (United States)

July 2009


	July				(Calendar Year-to-Date) January - July
	2009	2008	% Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Selling Days (S/D)	26	26			26	26
LaCrosse	1,468	2,061	-28.8	-28.8	11,410	23,231	-50.9
Lucerne	1,834	4,025	-54.4	-54.4	18,193	31,680	-42.6

Buick Total	3,302	6,086	-45.7	-45.7	29,603	54,911	-46.1

CTS	2,383	5,262	-54.7	-54.7	22,942	37,252	-38.4
DTS	901	2,179	-58.7	-58.7	9,011	18,387	-51.0
STS	358	1,079	-66.8	-66.8	4,272	10,790	-60.4
XLR	69	110	-37.3	-37.3	529	838	-36.9

Cadillac Total	3,711	8,630	-57.0	-57.0	36,754	67,267	-45.4

Aveo	4,961	7,215	-31.2	-31.2	16,847	37,697	-55.3
Camaro	7,113	0	**.	**.	22,510	0	**.
Cobalt	9,435	16,410	-42.5	-42.5	61,111	130,660	-53.2
Corvette	966	1,870	-48.3	-48.3	8,464	16,824	-49.7
Impala	14,649	13,368	9.6	9.6	93,336	152,320	-38.7
Malibu	15,339	16,637	-7.8	-7.8	91,168	105,212	-13.3
Monte Carlo	0	6	**.	**.	6	696	-99.1
SSR	0	0	**.	**.	0	13	**.

Chevrolet Total	52,463	55,506	-5.5	-5.5	293,442	443,422	-33.8

G3 Wave	1,100	0	**.	**.	2,315	0	**.
G5	2,723	2,665	2.2	2.2	7,579	15,156	-50.0
G6	8,193	13,261	-38.2	-38.2	47,815	98,943	-51.7
G8	2,404	1,472	63.3	63.3	18,095	7,742	133.7
GTO	0	0	**.	**.	0	52	**.
Grand Prix	12	558	-97.8	-97.8	247	7,505	-96.7
Solstice	655	1,232	-46.8	-46.8	3,339	8,113	-58.8
Vibe	6,046	4,501	34.3	34.3	23,557	26,911	-12.5

Pontiac Total	21,133	23,689	-10.8	-10.8	102,947	164,422	-37.4

9-2X	0	0	**.	**.	0	3	**.
9-3	421	1,394	-69.8	-69.8	3,601	10,025	-64.1
9-5	62	227	-72.7	-72.7	733	1,745	-58.0

Saab Total	483	1,621	-70.2	-70.2	4,334	11,773	-63.2

Astra	558	1,555	-64.1	-64.1	4,768	5,920	-19.5
Aura	1,415	7,202	-80.4	-80.4	12,076	40,140	-69.9
ION	0	4	**.	**.	12	311	-96.1
Sky	311	1,042	-70.2	-70.2	1,970	6,676	-70.5

Saturn Total	2,284	9,803	-76.7	-76.7	18,826	53,047	-64.5

GM Car Total	83,376	105,335	-20.8	-20.8	485,906	794,842	-38.9


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GM Truck Deliveries - (United States)

July 2009


	July				(Calendar Year-to-Date) January - July
	2009	2008	% Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Selling Days (S/D)	26	26			26	26
Enclave	3,797	3,894	-2.5	-2.5	24,673	25,651	-3.8
Rainier	0	3	**.	**.	4	108	-96.3
Rendezvous	0	1	**.	**.	9	23	-60.9
Terraza	0	29	**.	**.	33	483	-93.2

Buick Total	3,797	3,927	-3.3	-3.3	24,719	26,265	-5.9

Escalade	1,068	1,775	-39.8	-39.8	8,617	14,103	-38.9
Escalade ESV	569	842	-32.4	-32.4	3,449	6,696	-48.5
Escalade EXT	175	329	-46.8	-46.8	1,431	2,730	-47.6
SRX	648	1,446	-55.2	-55.2	4,503	10,935	-58.8

Cadillac Total	2,460	4,392	-44.0	-44.0	18,000	34,464	-47.8

Chevy C/T Series	0	40	**.	**.	31	188	-83.5
Chevy W Series	71	157	-54.8	-54.8	454	1,108	-59.0
Colorado	3,911	4,989	-21.6	-21.6	20,819	37,340	-44.2
Equinox	10,834	6,095	77.8	77.8	35,985	48,196	-25.3
Express Cutaway/G Cut	1,269	877	44.7	44.7	6,919	7,591	-8.9
Express Panel/G Van	3,199	3,657	-12.5	-12.5	17,401	30,467	-42.9
Express/G Sportvan	254	982	-74.1	-74.1	7,006	8,733	-19.8
HHR	8,409	11,518	-27.0	-27.0	39,133	62,336	-37.2
Kodiak 4/5 Series	322	479	-32.8	-32.8	2,503	4,529	-44.7
Kodiak 6/7/8 Series	38	69	-44.9	-44.9	757	1,045	-27.6
Suburban (Chevy)	3,281	3,989	-17.7	-17.7	18,002	31,910	-43.6
Tahoe	4,178	7,732	-46.0	-46.0	36,393	59,925	-39.3
TrailBlazer	580	3,952	-85.3	-85.3	7,722	44,585	-82.7
Traverse	6,690	0	**.	**.	47,369	0	**.
Uplander	111	2,258	-95.1	-95.1	1,527	35,969	-95.8

Avalanche	1,721	2,534	-32.1	-32.1	8,851	20,835	-57.5
Silverado-C/K Pickup	27,617	32,989	-16.3	-16.3	177,566	264,309	-32.8
Chevrolet Fullsize Pickups	29,338	35,523	-17.4	-17.4	186,417	285,144	-34.6

Chevrolet Total	72,485	82,317	-11.9	-11.9	428,438	659,066	-35.0

Acadia	4,974	5,397	-7.8	-7.8	32,334	43,666	-26.0
Canyon	1,146	1,311	-12.6	-12.6	6,343	9,995	-36.5
Envoy	410	1,070	-61.7	-61.7	4,055	14,029	-71.1
GMC C/T Series	66	32	106.3	106.3	308	319	-3.4
GMC W Series	360	278	29.5	29.5	1,138	1,716	-33.7
Savana Panel/G Classic	473	710	-33.4	-33.4	3,264	5,931	-45.0
Savana Special/G Cut	209	1,239	-83.1	-83.1	4,423	7,156	-38.2
Savana/Rally	67	71	-5.6	-5.6	576	729	-21.0
Sierra	10,465	11,596	-9.8	-9.8	60,532	94,770	-36.1
Terrain	0	0	**.	**.	3	0	**.
Topkick 4/5 Series	286	525	-45.5	-45.5	1,685	6,209	-72.9
Topkick 6/7/8 Series	144	264	-45.5	-45.5	1,249	2,437	-48.7
Yukon	1,636	3,087	-47.0	-47.0	15,989	22,942	-30.3
Yukon XL	1,624	1,867	-13.0	-13.0	8,432	14,768	-42.9

GMC Total	21,860	27,447	-20.4	-20.4	140,331	224,667	-37.5


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GM Truck Deliveries - (United States)

July 2009


	July				(Calendar Year-to-Date) January - July
	2009	2008	% Chg Volume	%Chg per S/D	2009	2008	%Chg Volume
Selling Days (S/D)	26	26			26	26
HUMMER H1	0	1	**.	**.	0	13	**.
HUMMER H2	133	454	-70.7	-70.7	1,153	4,207	-72.6
HUMMER H3	482	1,422	-66.1	-66.1	4,327	13,815	-68.7
HUMMER H3T	184	0	**.	**.	1,510	0	**.

HUMMER Total	799	1,877	-57.4	-57.4	6,990	18,035	-61.2

Montana SV6	0	0	**.	**.	0	64	**.
Torrent	891	1,684	-47.1	-47.1	7,871	13,641	-42.3

Pontiac Total	891	1,684	-47.1	-47.1	7,871	13,705	-42.6

9-7X	91	405	-77.5	-77.5	1,626	2,321	-29.9

Saab Total	91	405	-77.5	-77.5	1,626	2,321	-29.9

Outlook	926	2,368	-60.9	-60.9	9,163	15,428	-40.6
Relay	0	6	**.	**.	12	155	-92.3
VUE	2,758	5,426	-49.2	-49.2	20,743	51,178	-59.5

Saturn Total	3,684	7,800	-52.8	-52.8	29,918	66,761	-55.2

GM Truck Total	106,067	129,849	-18.3	-18.3	657,893	1,045,284	-37.1


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GM Production Schedule - 08/03/09

Memo: Joint Venture

GMNA

Total
Worldwide

GMNA ¹

International ⁵

Units 000s

Car ¹

Truck ¹

Total

GME ²

GMLAAM ³

GMAP ⁴

Car

Truck

2009 Q3 #

210

325

535

276

226

549

1,586

389

O/(U) prior forecast

GMNA

Total
Worldwide

GMNA¹

International ⁵

Units 000s

Car

Truck

Total

GME

GMLAAM

GMAP

Car

Truck

2003

1st Qtr.

591

860

1,451

491

127

2,146

2nd Qtr.

543

837

1,380

488

128

2,086

3rd Qtr.

492

753

1,245

393

135

120

1,893

4th Qtr.

558

827

1,385

446

157

133

2,121

2,184

3,277

5,461

1,818

547

420

8,246

2004

1st Qtr.

525

820

1,345

473

159

296

2,273

247

2nd Qtr.

543

846

1,389

503

172

337

2,401

284

3rd Qtr.

463

746

1,209

411

185

314

2,119

261

4th Qtr.

466

811

1,277

442

200

386

2,305

324

1,997

3,223

5,220

1,829

716

1,333

9,098

158

1,116

2005

1st Qtr.

470

712

1,182

502

185

335

2,204

286

2nd Qtr.

458

789

1,247

501

195

398

2,341

337

3rd Qtr.

423

723

1,146

412

207

409

2,174

199

4th Qtr.

483

798

1,281

443

188

420

2,332

197

1,834

3,022

4,856

1,858

775

1,562

9,051

218

1,019

2006

1st Qtr.

496

759

1,255

494

194

472

2,415

246

2nd Qtr.

462

775

1,237

495

206

482

2,420

258

3rd Qtr.

417

633

1,050

374

215

433

2,072

202

4th Qtr.

446

661

1,107

443

215

509

2,274

260

1,821

2,828

4,649

1,806

830

1,896

9,181

199

966

2007

1st Qtr.

399

664

1,063

511

222

544

2,340

287

2nd Qtr.

402

740

1,142

464

233

571

2,410

264

3rd Qtr.

367

653

1,020

396

251

489

2,156

252

4th Qtr.

358

684

1,042

457

253

627

2,380

323

1,526

2,741

4,267

1,828

960

2,231

9,286

161

1,126

2008

1st Qtr.

360

525

885

493

243

612

2,233

336

2nd Qtr.

382

452

834

495

276

619

2,224

320

3rd Qtr.

436

479

915

348

276

500

2,039

265

4th Qtr.

365

450

815

214

166

453

1,648

261

1,543

1,906

3,449

1,550

961

2,184

8,144

119

1,182

2009

1st Qtr.

116

255

371

267

185

507

1,330

363

2nd Qtr.

170

225

395

324

215

604

1,538

474

3rd Qtr. #

210

325

535

276

226

549

1,586

389

*	Variance reported only if current production estimate by region differs from prior production estimate by 5K units or more

#	Denotes estimate

All Numbers may vary due to rounding

General Motors Company acquired operations from General Motors Corporation on July 10, 2009, and references to prior periods in this and other materials refer to operations of the old General Motors Corporation

¹	GMNA includes joint venture production - HUMMER and CAMI units included in GMNA Truck and production historically classified as joint venture production - NUMMI units included in GMNA car

²	GME includes GM-AvtoVAZ joint venture production beginning in Q1 2004

³	GMLAAM includes GM Egypt joint venture from 2001 through current calendar year

⁴	GMAP includes joint venture production: Shanghai GM Norsom Motors (formerly Jinbei GM) and Shanghai GM beginning in 2000 and SAIC-GM-Wuling and GM Daewoo Auto Technologies (GMDAT) beginning in Q1 2004.

⁵	International joint venture production includes GM-AvtoVAZ, GM Egypt, Shanghai GM Norsom Motors, Shanghai GM, SAIC-GM-Wuling, and GMDAT. Starting in Q3 2005 International joint venture production does not include GMDAT.

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