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Lutz: Designers key to GM's future

February 16, 2009 - 12:01 am ET

Watch our complete interview with Bob Lutz, GM vice chairman, global product development. Lutz, who will retire at the end of 2009, explains what he thinks it will take to get the U.S. market moving again, why GM must avoid cutting quality to save costs, and what he thinks the American public really wants to drive. Lutz explains why designers could hold GM�s future in their hands. Plus, hear his not-too-optimistic view of the future of Saturn.

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