GM Is Back

General Motors was has been a part of 15 of the National Football Leagues‘ championships and to date has spent $80.5 million on Super Bowl ads. GM has been one of the largest advertisers for the leagues biggest game. However, because of the hard times the auto makers was going through, GM was not part of the 2009 or 2010 Super Bowl. As sales for the company continue to increase and they begin to emerge from bankruptcy, GM is going to return for the 2011 Super Bowl XLV.

Recapturing the large automaker as an advertiser has been great news for the game, since GM was such a large part of the event. This news comes just one month after Joel Ewanick, who believes that being a apart of the Super Bowl is very valuable, became the vice president of U.S. marketing. GM  who’s brand include Buick and GMC, has been seeing a surge in auto sales, and was proud to announce its a profit for its first quarter of 2010.

Things are taking a turn for the best for General Motors and they have introduced news cars and have improved some of their previous models currently in the car market. Take a look at all of the Miami cars and new car deals the rising auto makers has to offer at your local GM dealership. There is sure to be something for everyone.