Former Vice Chairman of General Motors, Bob Lutz speaks with Craig Fahle about his new book Icons and Idiots: Straight Talk on Leadership.

Manager of Global Trends and Futuring at Ford Motor Company, Sheryl Connelly stops by The Craig Fahle Show. Craig speaks with Connelly on her technique for exploring trends up to 20 years in the future.

Executive Editor of WardsAuto World Tom Murphy speaks with Craig Fahle about automotive interiors. The WardsAuto Interiors Conference taking place May 22, 2013 will also feature the Ward's 10 Best Interiors presentation.

Craig is joined by Paul Eisenstein, Publisher of TheDetroitBureau.com, to get an update on the auto industry. They discuss Ford's record quarterly profits in North America, the increase in demand for hybrid and battery vehicles, and why voice-to-text is still as dangerous for drivers as regular texting.

John Truscott, spokesperson for the Coalition Protecting Auto No-Fault on his opposition to proposed changes to Michigan No-Fault Insurance laws.

Are auto insurance rates in Michigan too high? Does no-fault insurance need to be reformed? Rep. Peter Lund discusses these issues and a bill he sponsored to reform no-fault insurance in Michigan.

Obama's goal of 1 million electric cars on the road by 2015 might not happen that soon, but that hasn't stopped him from making a push to end dependency on foreign oil. Obama proposed more money for research, and an increase in the federal income tax credit for electric vehicles. Michelle Krebs, Senior Analyst at Edmund.com, stops by the studio to discuss this topic with Craig.

After a two week break, state lawmakers might take aim at making changes to Michigan's No-Fault insurance. Representative Pete Lund says that the state has some of the highest insurance rates in the country. Rick Pluta of Michigan Radio joins Craig to discuss what this could mean for Michigan drivers. Craig takes calls from listeners and asks how this might affect the way they vote in future elections.

Detroit Electric Car Company unveiled it's first model this week and it is sleek! Craig speaks with company CEO Don Graunstadt about the company and the car.

Is the automotive industry making a true recovery? First quarter sales reports show the largest gains in five years for The Big Three automakers, thanks in large part to an increased demand for new cars. Michelle Krebs, Edmunds.com Senior Analyst, weighs in.

Cars are getting more mileage per gallon of gas, but people are commuting farther and carpooling less. The Detroit Bureau’s Paul Eisenstein will tell us about that, and about what he saw in Geneva this year....

The Craig Fahle Show welcomes two drivers of the iconic Grave Digger truck who also happen to be father and son: Dennis Anderson and Ryan Anderson. They discuss their profession and what it's like driving monster trucks in events around the country.

Craig speaks with Erica Coulston, Owner and Operator of Walk The Line(a spinal cord injury recovery center), about the potential changes to no-fault auto insurance and how they may affect victims of auto accidents.

Craig talks with Paul Eisenstein of DetroitBureau.com about the Chicago Auto Show.

Craig speaks with Karl Brauer from Total Car Care about the future of technology we will see in our car dashboards.

Edmunds.com Senior Auto analyst Michelle Krebs Previews NAIAS 2013

Automobile Magazine Executive Editor Todd Lassa joins Craig in the studio to discuss the showstopping exhibits at the 2013 North American International Auto Show.

Secretary of Labor, Hilda L. Solis has come to Detroit to tour the 2013 North American International Auto Show. Craig speaks with Secretary Solis about her visit to the auto show and her impressions of the new technologies being produced by American auto manufacturers.

Ward's Automotive Editor-at-Large Dave Smith and Jim Dunne, world-known Automotive "spy photographers," join Craig in-studio for a historical perspective on the North American International Auto Show.

WDET's own Jerome Vaughn gives an in-depth look into this year's Auto Show live from the Cobo Center.

From AM radio to Eight-track players, CDs to streaming music; in-dash technology has come a long way! Help us build "The Dashboard of the Future" by letting us know what features and technology you would love to have in your car.

Ed Loh, Editor in Chief of Motor Trend, sits down with Craig with the latest in automotive innovation at the 2013 North American International Auto Show.

Craig speaks with Paul Eisenstein of theDetroitBureau.com about how the fiscal cliff deal may impact the auto industry. Eisenstein says the industry is far different today than it was a decade ago.

Craig speaks with Mike Dabbs, President of the Brain Injury Association of Michigan, about the proposed cellphone ban and the no-fault auto insurance debate.

The Los Angeles Auto Show opens to the public on Friday. For car lovers and the automotive press, it’s sort of the appetizer before the big visual feast that is the North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center in January. Todd Lassa is the executive editor of Automobile Magazine. WDET’s Pat Batcheller asked him what they’ll see in L-A this week.

Car guru Paul Eisenstein talks to Craig about the James Bond's cars throughout the decades.

The Big Three were a big part of the 2012 election campaign. Now that the ballots have been cast and the political world is moving on, what do the general election results in the state and in Washington, D.C., mean for Chrysler, Ford and General Motors? DetroitBureau.com's Paul Eisenstein talks the politics of cars in the post-2012 landscape.

If you've been following the presidential campaign, you might be forgiven for thinking that Detroit is the biggest and most important city in the country. With Tuesday's election just around the corner, AOL Autos Editor-in-Chief David Kiley joins Craig in studio to discuss the role of the automobile industry in the 2012 election.

Craig speaks with Michael Dunne, President of Dunne & Company(a Hong Kong-based consultancy specializing in Asian car markets) and a leading expert on China's auto industry, about the issues surrounding the auto trade between the U.S. and China. Dunne also writes a blog for the Wall Street Journal online called the "China Realtime Report."

Craig speaks with Bill Vlasic, Author and Detroit bureau chief for the New York Times, about politics and the auto industry.

Michigan-China trade enthusiast Tom Watkins and Owner of Prism Plastics Gerry Phillips join Craig for a panel discussion focusing on Michigan's small auto suppliers. The panel examines how these companies can create business models to succeed, grow and add jobs in Michigan through taking advantage of the benefits that come with being at the center of the automotive world.

Director of the Pew Clean Energy Program Phyllis Cuttino speaks with Craig about innovation in the automotive industry and the measure vehicle manufacturers can take to meet new fuel efficiency standards of 54.5 mpg by 2025.

Craig speaks with Michelle Krebs, Senior Analyst at Edmunds.com, about the launch of inter-car communication testing in Ann Arbor, the progress of this new technology and what it may mean for the future of cars.

Hundreds of thousands of car enthusiasts will line Woodward Avenue on Saturday and we're taking you behind the scenes. Help us capture the "essence" of the Woodward Dream Cruise by sharing your photos and videos using #rawfeed on Twitter!

WDET's Rob St. Mary goes downriver to hear about life south of the city.

This fall, Ford is slated to release the new C-MAX Hybrid, which is expected to get 47-miles-per-gallon on the highway and in the city. WDET's Laura Weber-Davis speaks with John Davis, chief engineer of the C-MAX, about what consumers should expect from Ford's new fuel efficient vehicle and how the C-MAX has evolved over the past few years.

Craig speaks with Detroit Regional Chamber President and CEO Sandy Baruah about the shortage of skilled auto workers in metro Detroit.

Auto writer and analyst Michelle Krebs joins Craig to discuss the best car advertisements during the Olympics, GM numbers and auto earnings after the first half of 2012.

Joel Ewanick, General Motors' global chief marketing officer, announced his resignation Sunday evening after working for the automaker's US unit for two years. Paul Eisenstein of The Detroit Bureau joins Craig to discuss the implications of the sudden news for GM.

Guest host, Neal Rubin speaks with Doug Guthrie about his transition from covering crime in the Motor City and blogging about motor sports to his new job as Auto Reviewer at The Detroit News.

Thousands of Ford and GM retirees must soon make an important financial decision as lump-sum buyout deadlines draw near at both auto companies. More than 40,000 GM retirees must choose between taking a lump-sum buyout or being moved to a guaranteed annuity by July 20. Meanwhile, 98,000 Ford retirees will choose to take a lump-sum buyout or stay with Ford's pension plan by August. Detroit News Finance Editor Brian O'Connor joins Craig to discuss the complex issue.

Experts say June marks the beginning of the 100 deadliest days of the year for motorists -- especially for teens. WDET’s Martina Guzman speaks with AAA spokesperson Nancy Cain about precautions drivers can take to ensure a safe driving season.

Paul Eisenstein, Publisher of The Detroit Bureau, joins Craig to talk auto numbers after Detroit's Big Three all posted double-digit gains for the month of May.

Before the engines start revving at the Detroit Indy Grand Prix this weekend on Belle Isle, WDET's Laura Weber caught up with Ryan Briscoe, one of three Indycar drivers on Roger Penske's racing team for the event, Team Penske.

A look at General Motors First Quarter Profits and Stocks with Paul Eisenstein and Brian O'Connor

Paul Eisenstein of the TheDetroitBureau.com has just returned from China for the Beijing Auto Show and visits to share the latest.

Edmunds.com Writer Michelle Krebs joins Craig to discuss new amenities that will soon be commonplace in all vehicles.

Craig talks with Founder of Detroit Bureau Paul Eisenstein about the New York Auto Show.

Craig speaks with Senior Analyst for Edmunds.com Michelle Krebs about the Chevy Volt at the Geneva Auto Show.

Craig talks with Vice President and General Manager of Automotive Software for Elektrobit Automotive Inc., Dr. Rainer Holve, about the new direction of automated navigation and what it means for consumers.

Craig hosts a panel of female automotive designers to discuss the role of women in the design sector of the automotive industry.

The Henry Ford President Patricia Mooradian joins Craig to discuss the museum's new permanent exhibit, “Driving America."

Craig welcomes the Metro Times for their weekly segment. This week, Detroitblogger John with his takeaway from the North American International Auto Show.

Director of Clean Energy Program for the Pew Environment Group Phyllis Cuttino joins Craig to discuss the new fuel economy standards.

Southeast Michigan's 'Big Four,' Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel, recently met for an hour-long televised discussion on the region at the North American International Auto Show. Craig and WDET's Quinn Klinefelter touch on topics the local leaders discussed and what it means for area residents and businesses.

Craig speaks with Bill Shea of Crain's speaks about Chrysler Brand CEO Saad Chehab.

Craig has guests share stories collected through the Public Interest Network and has listeners call-in about their first cars.

Craig talks to a panel of automotive bloggers about the north American International Auto Show.

Michelle Krebs, Senior Analyst for Edmunds.com, speaks with Craig about the challenges the auto industry faces when marketing to Millennials.

BLAC Detroit Magazine's Interim Editor Kimberly Hayes Taylor joins Craig to discuss her January cover story on the hesitation of many African Americans to embrace hybrid vehicles and how this relationship could be changing.

Craig discusses the new look at light rail with Congressman Hansen Clarke.

Vanity Fair Contributing Writer Brett Berk blogs on car and LGBT-related topics, among others. He joins Craig from inside the 2012 North American International Auto Show to give an update and his perspective on the event's offerings.

Craig meets up with The Detroit Bureau Publisher Paul Eisenstein at Cobo for an update on day one of the 2012 North American International Auto Show.

Craig visits the Auto Show and comes back with photos of what caught his eye.

Craig speaks with the deputy managing editor for Crain's Detroit Business, Jennette Smith, about Detroit's connection and reliance on the auto industry and manufacturing, and how it ties-in to things to watch in the coming year. Listen as they discuss the North American International Auto Show and more...

Does everybody in your family buy Ford-brand cars, going back to when your dad worked on the line? Is yours a long-time GM-buying family? Craig takes listener calls to find out whether automotive brand loyalty still exists or if it has simply become a thing of the past.

The 2012 North American International Auto Show kicks-off today at Cobo with its special press preview. WDET's own Rob St. Mary and Quinn Klinefelter join Craig in-studio to report back to listeners on what they can expect to see, and which cars they shouldn't miss.

Detroit Regional Chamber President & Chief Executive Officer Sandy Baruah joins Craig to discuss the creation of MICHauto.

WDET reached out to listeners through the Public Insight Network to collect stories and photos of their “first cars” just in time for the 2012 North American International Auto Show.

The responses have been amazing and fun! Take a look and then share your stories/photos!

Detroit Bureau Publisher Paul Eisenstein joins Craig to talk about 2011 in the auto business and what we can expect to see in the year ahead.

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Craig is joined by The Detroit Bureau Publisher Paul Eisenstein to discuss the impact of the SAAB bankruptcy, as well as 2011's vehicle-related contributions, on the automotive world.

General Motors is offering Volt owners a free loaner. The offer comes as the federal government opens an investigation into the fire risk associated with Volt batteries after a highway crash.

WDET's Noah Ovshinsky talks to Craig about the Chrysler and the UAW's latest tentative agreement.

Cristi Landy speaks with Craig about the new electric GM Spark.

Craig talks with Author Bill Vlasic about his book, “Once Upon a Car: The Fall and Resurrection of America’s Big Three Automakers--G.M., Ford and Chrysler.”

Craig talks to Detroit Aircraft Corporation (DAC) PR/Communications Director, Rich Rice about why the idea to re-purpose portions of Detroit's industrial base toward manufacturing flying cars is not as crazy as it sounds.

Auto Critic Mark Phelan joins Craig from the Detroit Free Press to discuss which of next year's cars will soon shake-up the competitive balance in the auto industry.

“It’s like a trip to Disneyland for your mind, except the rides come to you!” - Ron Arnold, TEDx Detroit attendee.

My look at TEDx Detroit 2011 by Rob St. Mary

Craig and Noah discuss On-Star's collecting of car-owner data, and catch-up on the UAW-Ford talks.

WDET Reporter Noah Ovshinsky and Craig discuss the new United Auto Workers and General Motors Labor Contract agreement.

Craig and Consumer Reports Automotive Content Specialist Mike Quincy discuss what consumers can expect from automakers in 2012.

WDET Reporter Noah Ovshinsky talks cars with Craig. Including an update on the post-deadline auto talks and a review of auto industry highlights at the Frankfurt Auto Show this week.

Craig talks with callers of all ages about The 2011 Dream Cruise.

The United Auto Workers Union begins contract talks with automakers today. It's the same day that the earnings report for Chrysler is being released. Craig speaks with The Detroit Bureau Publisher, Paul Eisenstein.

John McElroy, Host of PBS show Autoline Detroit and longtime auto analyst, discusses current fuel economy standards and the UAW talks coming up in July.

The Chief Global Marketing Officer of Nissan, Simon Sproule, joins us by phone from Japan to talk about the aftermath of the tsunami, its effect on the Japanese auto industry and what is on the horizon for Nissan.

Has the economy, the GM and Chrysler bankruptcies, or the quality of new American cars made you more likely to buy American when you purchase your next car? We want to hear from you.

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