The Center for Automotive Research has parted ways with its CEO as the Ann Arbor-based nonprofit think tank faces operational ...

I have to admit I tensed up a bit when I heard GM President Mark Reuss was going to drive the 2025 Corvette on a test track to see what top speed was. The last time we saw Mark in a Corvette ...

General Motors’s president, Mark Reuss, has a need for speed that was just satisfied in a big way. The GM lifer rose through the ranks as an engineer and earned a certification as a test driver along ...

And just to add icing to the cake, the record was set by General Motors President Mark Reuss in a test in Papenburg, Germany. “Setting the top-speed record in the Corvette ZR1 is a true triumph ...

It did, easily. Not only did the 1,064-hp, turbocharged ZR1 clock in at 233 mph, with General Motors President Mark Reuss at the wheel, Chevy said it now holds the record for speediest production ...

This week, General Motors President Mark Reuss drove a 2025 Corvette ZR1 to a blistering top speed of 233 mph on a German test track, thus establishing the new flagship variant of the iconic ...

GM's earnings topped expectations and sent shares surging, thanks to strong truck sales and a turnaround in China.

Moreover, the impressive record run was made with GM's President Mark Reuss at the helm, who as many know, is a big car guy, but not a professional test driver. We finally know how fast the 2025 ...

GM is retiring another gas-powered car at its Kansas plant to clear room for the next-gen Chevy Bolt EV. The facility will soon house a new “family of Bolt models” as GM brings back the popular, ...

And it did that with GM President Mark Reuss behind the steering wheel! Now we're afraid to ask 'what's next' because we are probably going to have to stomach the sensible subject of pricing.

It is an exciting time to be a Corvette fan. The Chevrolet sports car just set an American record at the Papenburg test track ...

The 2025 Chevy Corvette ZR1 recently became the fastest car ever built by a U.S. auto manufacturer—and the driver was none other than GM President Mark Reuss. The GM team traveled to Germany's ...