TV Program 'Autoline Detroit' Reviews Auto Industry's First Quarter
5 April 1999
TV Program 'Autoline Detroit' Reviews Auto Industry's First QuarterDETROIT, April 2 -- On the television program "Autoline Detroit" some of the auto industry's top journalists review the most important developments that took place in the first quarter. The program airs on Detroit Public Television at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 4, 1999, and is repeated at 7 a.m., Monday April 5. "Autoline Detroit" is hosted by veteran auto journalist John McElroy. His panel of journalists for Sunday's show include Edward Lapham of Automotive News, John Lippert of Bloomberg, Joe Szczesney of the Oakland Press, and Matt DeLorenzo of Road & Track magazine. They discuss the UAW's opposition to GM's Yellowstone project, the emerging strains in the DaimlerChrysler merger, and potential problems with Renault and Nissan. On Monday, April 5 at 5:30 p.m., the "Nightly Automotive Report," a companion television program, will report on how Volkswagen is building its brand image to turn the company around. Dr. Paul D. Ballew, the president of the Seger Automotive Group, gives his analysis of how the industry will perform this year, plus a report on new brake technology being developed for cars. Then, on Tuesday through Friday, the "Nightly Automotive Report" will cover all the highlights from the New York auto show. You can watch "Autoline Detroit" and its companion program the "Nightly Automotive Report" on the internet at http://www.theautolink.com. Videotapes are available at http://www.theautolink.com. Underwriters of "Autoline Detroit" are Visteon Automotive Systems and General Electric. It is produced and distributed by Blue Sky Productions.