In 1918, General Motors (GM) acquired the United Motors Company which had been formed several years earlier by William C Durant to house several prominent parts manufacturers, including Delco, Dayton-Wright, and the Dayton Metal Products Company. All of these latter companies were associated with Charles Kettering, Edward A.
In 1918, General Motors (GM) acquired United Motors Company, a holding company established by William C Durant in the past to bring together prominent parts manufacturers such as Delco, Dayton-Wright, and Dayton Metal Products. These companies were closely tied to Charles Kettering and Edward A.