Being No. 1 is no longer GM's obligation: Vice Chairman Lutz

Being No. 1 is no longer GM's obligation: Vice Chairman Lutz

DETROIT, United States - Vice Chairman of General Motors Co. Bob Lutz speaks to reporters on Jan. 12, 2010, during an interview in Detroit. He said GM will focus on making profitable cars rather than seeking to become the world's largest car maker again. (Kyodo)

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