NanoSteel Company, a nano-structured steel materials designer, has announced that one of the most quotable characters in the auto industry, Bob Lutz, has joined its board of directors. The 10-year ...

Remember when GM's Bob Lutz called global warming a "total crock of sh*t"?Well, that comment wasn't a slip and the blowback sure didn't cause Lutz to apologize or somehow say, "see, what I meant ...

General Motors Vice Chairman Bob Lutz is likely counting down the days until the end of this month. Come May 1, 2010, Maximum Bob will retire from his post in Detroit, supposedly for good.

When Bob "crock of s*!t" Lutz first announced his retirement from General Motors a little over a year ago, he said he would not be around to see development of the Chevrolet Volt. Of course ...

Bob Lutz is now officially into the swing of being retired. The former General Motors Vice Chairman has been living the life of leisure since the end of April, but the company he helped steer ...

Why does this matter right now? Because ambivilanece is the word used by The Washington Post to describe GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz's feelings on the upcoming Chevy Volt. The Post writer seems to ...

Blogging is all about that interactive relationship the comments allow, which is something Bob Lutz has learned lately. After having neglected posting on his GM FastLane Blog for a few weeks ...

Yesterday I posted a story that originated at Just-Auto.com about GM Vice-Chairman "Maximum" Bob Lutz riding off into the sunset next year. Josh Oliver over at the TheGMSource.com went straight to ...

Bob Lutz is perhaps America's best known auto industry executive, and a living legend in auto circles the world over. At age 80, he is not done yet and offering to take over the recently failed ...

[Source: Transonic Combustion Inc.] PRESS RELEASE Robert Lutz to Join Transonic Combustion's Board of Directors Camarillo, Calif. and Bloomfield Twp., Mich., May 24, 2010 – Transonic Combustion ...

Bob Lutz tells AutoblogGreen that VL Automotive has so far purchased eight Karmas, and two have been turned into finished engineering prototypes. Fisker says a total of 20 have been ordered.

The UK's Channel 4 had the opportunity to sit down with Bob Lutz - General Motors' head of product development, for those living in seclusion - and started the interview by comparing him to ...