General Motors Corporation General Motors Corporation was once
an American manufacturer of buses. Bus production was located in
Pontiac, Michigan, and the company built buses for companies
around the world. Yellow Cab Company was created in 1923 and in
1925 General Motors became a majority owner of the company,
changing the name to the Yellow Truck & Coach Manufacturing
Company. General Motors purchased the company outright in 1943
and it was merged with Truck Division of GM, being renamed the
GM Truck & Coach Division. GM continued the Yellow Coach product
line and in 1944 the GM badge replaced the Yellow Coach badge. -
Intercity Coach/Parlor (1940s-1980) - New Look (1959-1977) - Old
Look (1940-1969) - Rapid Transit Series (1977-1987) GM also
produced several chassis for school bus/cutaway applications -
B-Series school bus chassis (1966-2003) - G-Series van chassis
(Handi-Van, VanDura) (1964-1996) - Savana van chassis
(1996-present) - TopKick truck chassis (1980-2009) In 1961 GM
opened a plant in London, On