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It's still at least a few months away, but selling shares again will be a major step in the automaker's remarkable recovery. Should you buy General Motors' stock?

Thanks largely to Uncle Sam's generosity, the automaker has an excellent balance sheet and is on the road to competitiveness. Is it time for investors to hop on board?  

As Toyota's problems continue, dealers are stuck with inventory hanging around and having to fix customers' cars.

Brett Neely reports on how the automaker's issues are affecting one dealership.

The automaker is updating its full-size pickups, investing up to $1 billion on the assumption that sagging truck sales can be revived as the economy improves.

The automaker has done some shrewd maneuvering in the last few years, but it has far to go to prove it's more than a truck company that also makes cars.

The automaker launches an advertising blitz featuring new Chairman Edward Whitacre Jr. and brazenly comparing GM's vehicles with models made by its rivals.

Just how much is a rainmaker at a bailed-out bank really worth? Or a senior executive at a recently bankrupt automaker for that matter?

Ford Motor Co. reported a 2% gain in July auto sales compared to a year earlier, the first increase from any U.S.-based automaker since November 2007.

The automaker emerges from bankruptcy with fewer brands, dealerships and debts. Its ultimate success, though, depends on persuading customers to buy its vehicles.

General Motors' reorganization plan has been approved by a bankruptcy judge. The automaker can now sell off the best parts of its business, but will it still have a place in America's heart?

Alisa Roth reports.