Holiday Gift Ideas

General Motors: Hummer H3, Cadillac XLR Convertible, Pontiac GTO and Pontiac G6

The world's largest vehicle manufacturer has included Freescale technology in its electronic control systems since 1979—when GM first used a Freescale microcontroller (MCU) in its closed-loop carburetor controller. Today, GM uses Freescale's MPC5200 in its OnStar telematics units, as well as a variety of Freescale MCU and analog devices for body electronics and powertrain applications. In 2004, the companies announced a landmark agreement for GM to use Freescale's 32-bit MPC5500 family of 32-bit MCUs in future GM Powertrain engine control systems around the world. That same year, GM named Freescale a "Supplier of the Year"—the first semiconductor company to receive this recognition in the 13-year history of the award program.

Take a ride for all tastes and pleasures: Hummer, Cadillac XLR convertible, Pontiac GTO or Pontiac G6.

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To learn more about co-branding with Freescale, click here.