Wall Street Journal interviews Mark Reuss

[WoW Factor]

Mark Reuss speaks on the new digital platform that the C8 will utilize. https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1zqJVakebqwGB

[Z_Rocks]

I really liked the way Mark answered the questions and unlike many presidents, he is very connected with the company and engineering.

[MikeC8]

Good interview and Mark is a true car guy. Maybe he should run for president someday lol 😆 or VP with Mary president of the United Sates.

[ltomn]

What an insiteful interview. Mark Reuss is very well spoken and quite a car guy! The questions posed by WSJ were pertinent and well received. The conversation about the new over 10 TB electronic operating/aplication system was fascinating. I was somewhat glued to the presentation. Good work!!

[John]

Thank you so much Itomn, for I had not created the time to watch that interview before your post. I am so glad you motivated to do it over my past half hour, for it is as outstanding as your posted stated.

For the first time, we definitively learned that the C8 will have GM’s innovative, first in the industry, Digital Vehicle Platform. Here is our separate thread describing that system (also worth reading and/or re-reading).

https://www.midenginecorvetteforum.c...hicle-platform

So much more of great value in that interview, but one item alone screams out to me.

Thank you again Itomn!

[Klinn]

Is there a transcript of the interview somewhere for those of us not into Twitter? A quick Google did not turn up anything but maybe I'm missing it.

[Z_Rocks]

Is there a transcript of the interview somewhere for those of us not into Twitter? A quick Google did not turn up anything but maybe I'm missing it.

Here is another link to watch it.

https://www.pscp.tv/WSJ/1zqJVakebqwGB?t=11s

[Plasboy]

He says during the interview that the customer interaction with their dealer is important. I feel there is some lack of that feeling possibly for some dealers (ours is good), but seeing like Chevrolet tech is a pain when our service department tries to get an answer for a problem.
Think maybe the feeling hasn’t trickled down in all cases.

[Z_Rocks]

He says during the interview that the customer interaction with their dealer is important. I feel there is some lack of that feeling possibly for some dealers (ours is good), but seeing like Chevrolet tech is a pain when our service department tries to get an answer for a problem.
Think maybe the feeling hasn’t trickled down in all cases.

In 45 years of car ownership, Chevy dealers were the worst to deal with. That was the only thing I hated about taking my Z06 to dealership.

[Plasboy]

In 45 years of car ownership, Chevy dealers were the worst to deal with. That was the only thing I hated about taking my Z06 to dealership.

My dealer is fine, but if he needs to call for help it seems at times he doesn’t get a quick or helpful answer