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Autobeat Daily Extra
Jeff Gilbert talks to a lot of people in the auto industry. Here are some of those conversations.
Ron Gettlefinger 11/14
The United Auto Workers President will be in Washington next week as he and other leaders of the Big 3 make a case for a bailout.
Alan Mulally Interview
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert talks one-on-one with Ford CEO Alan Mulally about the company's rough third quarter.
Ron Gettlefinger
UAW President Ron Gettelfinger talks with WWJ's Marie Osborne and others on the program Eye on Michigan Politics.
New Investment At Jefferson North
AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert talks with Chrysler President Tom LaSorda about 1.8 billion dollar investment in Jefferson North, and other issues.
VIDEO: LA Auto Show Day 2 How does the Los Angeles Convention Center compare with Cobo in Detroit? WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert takes us inside the LA Auto Show.
Groups Urge Support For Big 3 Through radio ads and phone calls, supporters of the Big 3 automakers are calling on Michiganders to help spread good news about the auto industry.
GM, Chrysler U.S. Sales Plunge In Nov. November U.S. vehicle sales at General Motors and Chrysler plunged more than 40 percent, while Ford's sales dropped 31 percent.
