Old General Motors Versus New GM, By The Numbers

General Motors exited bankruptcy protection early Friday after completing afaster-than-expected stint in court to revamp its operations and obligations,pledging to "get back to the business of building great cars and trucks" andbetter serving customers. Chief Executive Fritz Henderson also unveiled asweeping management revamp, cutting GM's decision-making team in half, andpledged to repay loans from the U.S. government "much sooner" than 2015.

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