Car maker gets on the web at last...
By Julian Goldsmith, 4 July 2001 08:00
NEWS Adam Opel, the European arm of General Motors (GM) has inked a deal with AOL to expand its online customer services facility. AOL will display information about Opel's product range on German websites, including Compuserve and Netscape. The deal is in line with a wider strategic alliance between the ISP and GM in the US. The pact will be launched to coincide with the Frankfurt International Auto Show in September
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