Retiring from GM, Lutz ruminates about auto industry (The Post and Courier)

13 March 2010, 10:14 pm

The vice chairman of General Motors has logged 47 years in the industry, with stints at all three Detroit automakers and BMW. His storied career will end May 1, when the 78-year-old will retire after revamping GM’s lineup to critical acclaim.... Read More »

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