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June 18, 2003
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This Week:

• BMW raises the curtain on new X3 Sports Activity Vehicle

• 2004 Pontiac GTO Boosts Output To 350 Horsepower

• Chrysler Introduces Premium Care Plan for 2004 Crossfire and Pacifica

• Mégane II Coupé-Cabriolet

• Civic Hybrid First Hybrid Vehicle to Earn Advanced Technology Partial Zero Emissions (AT-PZEV) Status

• Saab Expands Japanese Sales Network Through Fuji Heavy Industries

• Reichardt Retires From Ford, Remains On Board

• Cadillac Engineering Excellence: Integrated Team To Raise Standards At Cadillac

• Johnson Controls Conducts Consumer Study In SUV Segment

• DVD-Based Navigation Radio Debuts on Select Chrysler, Dodge' and Jeep® Vehicles

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Reichardt Retires From Ford, Remains On Board
 

DEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Company announced the retirement of Carl E. Reichardt as vice chairman of Ford Motor Company. Reichardt, 71, remains a member of the Ford Motor Company Board of Directors, on which he has served since 1986, and will remain chair of the board's Finance Committee.

"Working to help right the direction of this great company has been a gratifying and memorable experience," said Reichardt. "Under Bill's leadership, the company is in great hands as it embarks on its second hundred years." Reichardt became vice chairman of Ford Motor Company in October 2001, reporting to Bill Ford, who became chief executive officer at that time. Previously, Reichardt served as chairman and chief executive officer of Wells Fargo & Company from 1983 through 1994.

(June 16, 2003)