Cadillac’s chief resigns his position, leaving on June 1

Posted: May 21, 2009
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The head of General Motors’ Cadillac brand has resigned according to spokesman Klaus-Peter Martin.

McNabb joined General Motors just 13 months ago and will leave on June 1 to pursue other opportunities Martin told Automotive News. McNabb previously worked for Nissan. Stephen J. Hill will take his place as Cadillac’s chief.

GM faces a June 1 government-imposed deadline to restructure or face Chapter 11 bankruptcy like its rival Chrysler.

- By: Kap Shah


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  • zermatt

    He is probable pissed that Buick and GMC are being kept in the line up. Me too.

  • Neil

    Maybe he wanted to run Pontiac?

  • zermatt

    He is probable pissed that Buick and GMC are being kept in the line up. Me too.

  • Neil

    Maybe he wanted to run Pontiac?