A Life In Design - Autoline This Week 2022
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- John McElroy and GM Global Design Chief Ed Welburn discuss his career in cars and corporate America as he prepares to retire after 44 years at General Motors.
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Such an amazing person I have so much respect for him and his accomplishments.
I have always liked Ed Welburn and after this interview I understand why even more.
I am soooo proud of Ed and his lustrous career at G.M.
My Dad owned a beautiful 1972 Pontiac Granville, it brings back precious memories !
Outstanding interview.
Thank you Mr. Ed Welborn Jr.
I am GMs biggest fan boy and Ed Wellburn is an idol to me. But I have to admit I'm very curious to see what the next generation of GM cars will be like under the reign of a new VP of Design.
Some company in China is going to offer him a suitcase full of money to consult and lead its design team. And he should take it.
It's not just money they offer. They also have massive facility and staff resources they are willing to give such Poached Talents. Their most impressive design house is NIO NextEV but does not suit Welburn.
@James. I swear, you made chuckle. Sad to admit that it could happen. Can't recall where I red the article; China and US fought cold war and it didn't turn out well for the United States.
I was thinking this was recent then he said Opel! I was like his is an old video....but very good interview and sounds like he’s a very talented guy!
This was a great interview
Why didn't you ask him if he will green light the Avista before he leaves. That's what I need to know. Job well done Ed.
True that. One of his first cars was the Riviera. Why not go out on the car that is essentially the new Riviera?
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It’s funny Ralph Gilles wrote to auto company’s and the only one that answered was Chrysler
ahhaha he didnt say a single word when John mentioned Ford name..lol
GM is really going to benefit from new blood. They really should boot all these old guys who are paid more than enough that their kids will never have to work. Find the guys that moves up fast to be leaders due to qualifications and ideas, not the guys that takes over due to longevity after years in layers of middle management that the best companies today don't even have.
Dude if you think about GM prior to Ed and think about it now the difference is stark. He started in 2003 and his first design probably started around 07-08. Think of GM before 08 and after. This man is a legend. His last design will be the 2020 mid-engine Corvette. Takes about 4 years for the full transition to take place. He stated before that this would be his last roll out. No double this man help GM increase their quality and desirability of their product.
I wonder if this oppressed fellow sits during the national anthem.
Don't be nasty. Nasty. Evil.
If he doesn't now, I hope he starts in protests against increased racism hate crimes and Nazi trolls. Know anyone who fits that description?