Latest news on Corvettes future, and why we hope this planned mid engined Corvette goes the way of its mid engined concept predecessors – into the trash heap.

Per GM’s Facbook newsfeed, Bob Lutz will retire again May 1. Despite an occasional misfire, Bob’s brand of Maximum Car Guy has done wonders for GM product during his tenure.

About a week after Road & Track’s Editor in Chief pens a column about designers running divisions, citing GM’s Bryan Nesbitt and Chrysler’s Ralph Gilles, Nesbitt is moved back to design.

We had somehow missed this the other day, but it has been confirmed that GM / Chevrolet will begin selling the Camaro in Europe in 2011 (as a 2012 model).

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GM has just announced that Hummer is dead.

As if the Toyota Recall’polipse wasn’t already serious enough…..the FBI has just raided Toyota Supplier offices.

Three years ago the unthinkable happened. A man driving his Camry couldn’t stop his car and crashed into another vehicle. The result was 3 dead and one man sent to prison for 8 years with a conviction of vehicular homicide.

Tesla, the up and coming electric car company, has just lost three of it’s top executives to a plane crash.

In yet more proof that electric cars ice scrapping machines are not the way forward, The Vancouver Olympics have had to resort to a good ole Zamboni.