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The plant began production in 1926 as part of the Oakland Motor Car Company and became part of the Pontiac Motor Division in 1932. During General Motor's 1984 reorganization, the facility was assigned to Chevrolet - Pontiac - Canada Group. In 1987, C-P-C Pontiac assembly operations were suspended and responsibility for the pressed metal and engine operations were combined in one plant that became known as Pontiac Manufacturing Operations. In 1992, responsibilities for these operations were assigned to the Cadillac/Luxury Car Division. The facility became part of the Metal Center organization in 1994 when the GM Metal Fabricating Division was formed. Hourly employees are represented by UAW Local 653.

Product Applications:
▪ Chevrolet: Sonic, Cruze, Volt, Traverse, Express, Impala, Colorado, Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban and Corvette
▪ Buick: Verano and Enclave
▪ GMC: Acadia, Sierra, Savana, Yukon and Canyon
▪ Cadillac: Escalade, XTS, ATS and CTS
▪ Service Parts

▪ Location: Columbia Ave, Pontiac, Michigan, United States
▪ Year Opened: 1926
▪ Facility Size: 1.25 million sq. ft.

Employee Information:
▪ Hourly: 310
▪ Salaried: 35
▪ Total: 345
▪ Union Local: UAW Local 653