If you ever wondered what its like to go in to a car designer studio, wonder no more. Autoline Detroit gives you an exclusive behind the scences look with GM's Global Design Chief Ed Welburn, the first African American to hold such a position with GM and in the auto industry. Its a fascinating piece to see how automobiles are actually designed, using CAD (computer aided designs) and other means. Welburn makes the final decisions on all of GM's car designs.
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Sunday, September 23, 2012
GM's Global Design Chief Gives Viewers A Private Tour of the Automaker's Studio
If you ever wondered what its like to go in to a car designer studio, wonder no more. Autoline Detroit gives you an exclusive behind the scences look with GM's Global Design Chief Ed Welburn, the first African American to hold such a position with GM and in the auto industry. Its a fascinating piece to see how automobiles are actually designed, using CAD (computer aided designs) and other means. Welburn makes the final decisions on all of GM's car designs.
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