GM is recognizing the significance of the Lions' quest for their first-ever Super Bowl appearance and is making adjustments so employees can get in on the historic hype.
Edmunds.com has announced its list of the country's most patriotic cities: those with the highest share of domestic vehicles sold in the last 1,776 days.
Six of the top seven cities are in Michigan.
General Motors closed out 2014 with one final recall on an issue that has plagued them company all year: faulty ignitions.
GM is recalling 83,572 SUVs and trucks because a faulty ignition may move out of the "start" position causing the vehicle to stall and the airbags not to deploy in the event of a crash.
General Motors is recalling 117,000 vehicles for a problem that could in the vehicle stalling or not starting. GM said that it is not aware of any crashes, injuries, or fatalities connected to this issue.
The issue only actually affects a small number of the 117,000 cars and trucks being recalled, according to GM.
Monday afternoon, General Motors announced more recalls. These new recalls combined with previous recalls from this year affect 8.4 million vehicles worldwide, most of those have been recalled for faulty ignition switches.