Rattnered-Out: Book by Former Car Czar reveals Obama wanted Ghosn to run GM
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Rattnered-Out: Book by Former Car Czar reveals Obama wanted Ghosn to run GM



Former Obama car czar Steven Rattner (not to be confused with destroyer of films Brett Rattner) is set to cash in on his six month experience under an administration tasked with bringing the American auto industry back from the brink.

Titled Overhaul: An Insider's Account of the Obama Administration's Emergency Rescue of the Auto Industry, it's meant to tell the story of how the US government reacted in at a time when automakers the world over were hit by a global economic crisis and surviving on a wing and a prayer.

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