GM joins car-sharing fraternity

Maven offers Chevrolet vehicles for use for $6 to $12 per hour.

January 25, 2016 05:00 AM

General Motors' new Maven service puts the automaker in the middle of a battle being waged by Nissan, Ford and others on college campuses to get a leg up in the emerging car-sharing economy.

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