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NCM eNews - October 27, 2005

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October 27, 2005

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Corvette’s Chief Engineer To Retire

General Motors Corp. officially announced today that David Hill, currently GM vehicle chief engineer (VCE) for Corvette and vehicle line executive (VLE) for performance cars, will retire effective Jan. 1, 2006 after more than 41 years of dedicated service.

Tom Wallace will replace Hill as vehicle line executive – performance cars and vehicle chief engineer for the Corvette. Additionally, he will assume responsibilities for compact rear-wheel-drive performance cars including Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky. Wallace currently is VLE for small/midsize trucks. “David Hill has taken the Corvette to heights that few of us can imagine. In terms of performance, refinement and value, he has truly helped to make Corvette second to none. Dave is a true car guy who will take his rightful place among the legends of Corvette lore,” said Bob Lutz, General Motors vice chairman, global product development. For the complete release visit: www.corvettemuseum.com



American Le Mans Series Honors Champions

The American Le Mans Series saluted its champions as well as its manufacturers and teams on Sunday, October 23 in Monterey, Calif., on a "Night of Champions" to officially close out its season.

Trophies and awards were handed out, and all reflected on and agreed that the 2005 edition of the American Le Mans Series was the best and most competitive in its seven-year existence. Corvette Racing’s Oliver Gavin and Olivier Beretta received a GT1 Championship award along with Ron Fellows who received the “Most Popular Driver” award. Champion Racing's Brad Kettler and Ray Gongla of Corvette Racing won Mechanic of the Year honors. The 2006 American Le Mans Series season begins with the 54th annual Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring on March 18 from Sebring International Raceway. It will kick off a 10-race schedule for the ALMS. For the complete release and additional photos click here: www.corvetteracing.com


Send Corvette Holiday Greetings This Christmas Season

Send this year’s holiday greetings with a touch of Corvette style!

A festive Christmas card is now available through the Corvette Store and boxed in quantities of 20 with a cheery greeting and holiday wish for your Corvette friends. While you are browsing through the online store, be sure to take a look at great gift ideas for everyone on your list. Newly added items include Corvette crystal ornaments, C6 Corvette Flash Caps, 1953 Corvette mugs and tote bags, and much more! Shop online and save the shipping fees before our “free shipping” offer runs out. Shop online at: http://store.corvettemuseum.com or call us at: (800) 53-VETTE.


Donate to Help Others

This fall, we will not be mailing a year-end campaign letter to our mailing list to request donations to the Museum, in hopes that you will make your donations to help the many folks in need due to the recent hurricanes and floods.

When you are considering donations this year, we encourage you to donate to the organizations dedicated to helping these unfortunate victims. If your donation plans still include a year-end, tax deductible donation to the Museum – you may visit our website at: http://www.corvettemuseum.com/donations
or contact Connie Russell at: connie@corvettemuseum.com to make your donation.



Cadillac / Corvette Experience Center Opens in Sweden

A new Cadillac and Corvette Experience Center recently opened its doors in Akalla near Stockholm, Sweden.

The grand opening event celebrated Cadillac and Corvette’s breakthrough into the European marketplace. The Experience Center covers an area of 2,000 square meters (approx. 21,500 sq. ft.) and includes a 700 square meter (approx. 7,500 sq. ft.) showroom and an ‘innovation wall’ offering an overview of the many notable innovations of Cadillac/Corvette. The first Cadillac and Corvette Experience Centers opened their doors in July 2004 in the German cities of Stuttgart and Dusseldorf. Since then, nine more centers have opened to the public ( Athens, Breukelen, Madrid and Warsaw), with more than 35 more planned in the coming years in key cities throughout Europe.

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