Oracle of Delphi

Richard Truett Automotive News January 10, 2008 - 12:23 pm ET DETROIT -- Mark Reuss, the executive behind General Motors' new generation of high-performance vehicles, has been promoted to vice president of GM Asia and managing director of GM's Australian subsidiary, GM Holden Ltd. The promotion is effective Feb. 1. Reuss will report to Nick Reilly, GM group vice president and president of GM Asia Pacific. Reuss, 44, an engineer, has been executive director of GM's global vehicle integration, safety and virtual vehicle development since 2006. From 2001 to 2005, he was executive director of GM's performance division, which created the successful V series for Cadillac, SS line for Chevrolet and Red Line vehicles for Saturn. The move to Australia is a natural progression for Reuss, son of former GM President Lloyd Reuss. GM's North American operations have been leaning on Holden for high-performance rear-drive vehicles, such as the Pontiac GTO and G8. Holden played a big role in engineering the new Chevrolet Camaro. Reuss will succeed Chris Gubbey, Holden's current managing director. Gubbey, 51, has been promoted to GM Europe vice president and managing director. In that job, Gubbey will run GM Russia, which includes the Commonwealth of Independent States. He will report to Carl-Peter Forster, GM group vice president and president of GM Europe. Warren Browne, 56, who now leads GM Russia, will become executive director of GM's European business development. One of Browne's main tasks is to lead GM's growth strategy for Turkey.

2 screwballs? They sound like fun. I'm glad she's happy and I'm glad he's coming around. He's right about the Delaware climate and heated seats, you would hardly need that option there. We went down to the beach about 3 weeks ago since I was home in Delaware on vacation. Some of the surf shops and restaurants down there have planted Palm trees and they were still alive in December. Anyway enjoy the new car! :AH-HA_wink:

I had one in 1991 on a GM product I was driving for 3 years, I never had an issue with it. It started up every time and ran great. You can't ask for much more than that.

Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-JVPLZ22Tg...ion-chevy-volt/

Are you sure you're not German? :AH-HA_wink:

I don't!

Well, well, well the Arlington Assembly plant, which made your car and the 1st GM site I worked at. Where else would a boy from Texas start? Here is a visual present for you Sixty Eight. Don't say i never gave you anything.

What do you mean? I'm on dialup! :AH-HA_wink:

PCS raises his hand! :AH-HA_wink:

Which? Arm him or Chip him?

You mean you aren't already? I'm surprised! :AH-HA_wink:

Well I lived it!!!! Bob Stemple who followed him was was a bumbling fool too.

Were you even born when Roger Smith ran GM?

They allow people from Filth-A-Delphia to enter now! :AH-HA_wink:

The Whitehouse is way more than 70 yards from Congress.

I really like your dad. :AH-HA_wink:

How close are your neighbors? If they're close by, buy yourself a wireless PCI adapter, odds are a few have unsecured wireless networks running, just piggyback off their wireless network, and viola your surfing high speed! :AH-HA_wink: Just a thought, but you never heard it from me.

Please allow us to scan your Biometrics chip please, und you vill enjoy it! :AH-HA_wink:

Fourth hour of what? Collar snapping?

ZZZZZTTTTTTTT! I hope you don't get a shock on your Beeeehinddddd! Ahhhh, the smell of Ozone in the air!

CP Diver Lewes, Delaware. I know it well I bought my new at that time 1999 Pontiac Bonneville SSEI there. I was coming home from the beach and on a whim stopped in. When I left 45 minutes later, I was in my new Bonneville. Nice dealer, friendly people.

Doesn't it always rain there?

Car Ferry? Or Car Fairy? :rotflmao:

My aunt had one of these beauties until the mid 80's. It had a pushbutton transmission. She could never understand why nobody would ride with her! :rotflmao:

Go with the W, I loved everyone of mine, all 4 of them.