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Maserati's North American CEO steps down... after less than one year?
Marti Eulberg, CEO of Maserati North America, has left her position to "pursue other opportunities," the company announced today. Eulberg, a veteran of Ford and Jaguar, held the CEO position for less than a year after taking the position just last June. As it as been with most of the world's automakers, 2009 has been a tough year for the Fiat-owned automaker. Only 247 Maserati vehicles had been sold through March of this year in the U.S., representing a sales decline of 58 percent. As quoted in AutoWeek, Raffaele Fusilli, Maserati's global ... Read more →
Car and Driver editor-in-chief, Csaba Csere, retiring resigning Damon Lavrinc
According to Los Jalops, Car and Driver's Editor-In-Chief, Csaba Csere, will be nailing his driving shoes to the wall at Hachette Filipacchi on January 1, 2009. No official reason has been given as to ...
'Ring spy needed: Hans Lehmann out of the spy photog game Damon Lavrinc
Ladies and gentlemen, Hans Lehmann has left the building. After the retirement of Jim Dunne, a thorn in the side of Detroit's finest for decades, comes word that Hans Lehmann, the man that's enraged ...
GM's Bob Lutz may retire in 2010 Merritt Johnson
Sending the Chevrolet Volt into production might be the last effort of GM's Vice Chairman for Global Product Development, Bob Lutz. The 75-year-old executive has stated that he would like to retire ...
Steve Saleen retires from Saleen Inc. John Neff
Steve Saleen has announced his official retirement from Saleen, Inc., the company he founded 23 years ago that has grown into one of the best specialty vehicle manufacturers in the world. Apparently ...
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2011 Kia Cadenza bows in Korea, replacing Amanti in the U.S.
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Quick Spin: Nissan Leaf the tip of mass market EV spear
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- BREAKING: Toyota to recall 3.8M vehicles to reshape and replace pedals BREAKING: Koenigsegg backs out of Saab purchase, brand future up in the air First official shots of new BMW 5 Series leaked online BREAKING: Schumacher likely to return to F1 racing with Mercedes BREAKING: Buick confirms 2011 Regal 2.0T to come with manual transmission. Wait... wha?
Nissan offering buyouts to 775 Tennessee workers 2 years ago on Autoblog
Seems like few automakers are immune to downsizing these days, and Nissan is no exception. Today the automaker announced it's reducing its workforce in Tennessee by 12.5%, which equates to 775 heads. The reduction come via way of voluntary buyouts that include a $45,000 cash payment and additional ...
4,000 Ford workers take buyout 3 years ago on Autoblog
During a conference call yesterday, FoMoCo's President, Mark Fields, announced that over 4,000 workers would take early retirement from the Ford-owned Visteon plant in Michigan. Employees had until last Friday to make their decision and of the 10,400 workers currently employed at the plant, ...
Retirement pays: Schumacher to earn $26 million in 2007 3 years ago on Autoblog
Michael Schumacher is the highest-paid figure in sports, and next year he'll be the highest-paid figure not in sports. Emerging reports speculate on how much the 7-time (maybe 8-time) world champion will be earning in retirement, and if the staggering figures are right, he'll still be making more ...
Michael Schumacher confirms retirement, tifosi weep 3 years ago on Autoblog
Sorry for the delay in getting this news out, but we were in shock. OK, this was hardly a surprise, but still, hearing those words from Michael's lips was surreal. After winning today's race at Monza, 7-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher announced that he is retiring from racing at ...
Second judge recuses self in UAW/Ford health care case 3 years ago on Autoblog
The district court case between the United Auto Workers and the Ford Motor Co. will have to go without Judge Anna Diggs Taylor. The judge has excused herself from the health care paring case, citing the fact that’s on the Henry Ford Health System’s board. The case has been handed over to ...
Autoblog Podcast #154: Gobbling up the News
Chris, Sam, and Dan kick out a podcast just in time for the long holiday drive.
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