SPECIAL GUEST: Bob Lutz, Former Vice Chairman, GM
TOPICS: 09:35 – Mid-Engine Corvette 31:47 – RAM: Thanks Lutz! 39:40 – Lutz’s Daily Driver 43:19 – Pontiac Solstice 48:49 – Maximum Bob Talks Tesla 56:09 – Doctor Data 59:46 – Lutz loves Rick Wagoner, Lee Iacocca 1:04:44 – Will GM bring brands back to Europe? 1:17:32 – Who should buy Tesla? 1:22:17 – Tesla conversation continues
**There is a technical issue at 1:18:16 in this broadcast For the continued Tesla conversation, please skip to 1:22:17
PANEL: - Henry Payne, The Detroit News - Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design & Production - John McElroy, Autoline.tv
Automakers, suppliers and tech companies are investing tens of billions of dollars in developing ACES cars. That’s the industry vernacular for Autonomous, Connected, Electrified and Shared cars. But AlixPartners, a global consulting company, says much of that money is going to be wasted. On today’s episode of Autoline This Week, Mark Wakefield of AlixPartners explains how these companies need to get into this field with their eyes wide open.
0:31 AutoNation CEO Tells Tesla ‘I Told You So’
1:22 Ride-Hailing To Grow Significantly in 2018
2:26 BMW Reveals New Z4
3:01 AMG Gets Its Hands on New A-Class
3:57 Renault Develops Last-Mile Pod Concept
5:02 Hyundai & Porsche Invest in Wild Nav System
0:27 Ferrari Reveals Product Strategy
1:08 New Ferrari Models Feature Most Powerful Engine Ever
1:58 U.S. Justice Department Investigating Tesla
3:21 Ford Reveals Plug-In Transit Custom
3:58 VW’s SEAT Introduces 1st Large SUV
5:11 Car Sales Soar in Europe
5:45 EVs Concern Convenience Store Owners
0:31 Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Adopt Android OS
1:26 Elon Musk Sued Over Pedophile Comment
2:10 Hurricane Florence Disrupts Production
2:58 BMW May Bring Diesels Back to U.S.
3:16 Germany Wants OEMs to Offer Incentives for Old Diesels
3:39 U.S. Garages Becoming Bigger Because of Trucks
4:42 Schaeffler’s Intelligent Corner Module
5:36 Audi Reveals e-tron
0:29 Elon Goes to Hell
1:09 Dixon Wins 5th IndyCar Championship
1:39 Hamilton Wins Singapore Grand Prix
1:58 Keselowski Hands Penske 500th Win
2:46 Electric Semis Are Fast Off the Line
3:31 BMW’s Tesla Fighter
4:43 EPA Changes Test Procedures to Prevent Cheating
5:39 China Market Down…Yet Again
0:31 VW Drops the Beetle
1:22 Illuminati Motor Works’ Wild EV
3:16 Car Sales Strong in Europe
3:59 Big Truck Sales Soar in August
4:39 Daimler and Bosch Test Automated Valet Parking
5:40 Building Trust Between Humans & Automated Systems
Internet Premiere: Thursday, 9/13 @ 4:00pm ET Detroit Public TV: Sunday, 9/16 @ 10:30am ET
PANEL: Jada Smith, VP Advanced Engineering, Aptiv Jack Keebler, Keebler Auto Michelle Krebs, Cox Automotive John McElroy, Autoline.tv
Almost 40,000 people are killed every year in the United States in car accidents but the auto industry has impressive new technology coming that could slash that number. Some of the technology is going into cars right now and some will come later. On Autoline This Week, Jada Smith talks about the role Aptiv is playing in bringing this technology to market.
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