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Autoalliance International Inc. 1 International Drive, Flat Rock, MI AutoAlliance International Inc. 1 International Drive, Flat Rock, MI 48134 734-782-7800 Chairman President & CEO CFO & VP Corporate Planning VP Purchasing VP Human Resources Plant Manager General Manager Launch John G. Parker Gary A. Roe Brian D. Harris Keith Cooper Guy Trupiano Faith Wood Greg Brown BMW of North America LLC 300 Chestnut Ridge Road, Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677 201-307-4000 Chairman & CEO* VP Marketing VP Aftersales VP Engineering Executive VP of Operations General Manager Sales Tom Purves Jack Pitney Alan Harris Karl-Heinz Ziwica Howard Mosher Peter Moore Manager Corporate Services General Manager, & Purchasing Manager Marketing Research Retail & Industry Relations Manager Marketing Communications Manager Corporate Communications Patty Halpin Bill Pettit Thomas McGurn Patrick McKenna Rob Mitchell *BMW (US) Holding Corp. Mini 201-307-4000 Rolls-Royce Motor Cars NA LLC 201-307-4117 Manager, General Manager, General Manager, General Manager, General Manager, VP Mini Marketing Manager, Sales President Communications Western Region Eastern Region Southern Region Manager Aftersales Jim McDowell Trudy Hardy Steve Saward Peter Miles Bob Austin Chris Marchand Andy Thomas Paul Faletti Matthew Lynch BMW Manufacturing Corp. P.O. Box 11000, Spartanburg, SC 29304 864-989-6000 VP Engineering President VP Assembly VP Body VP Paint & Quality Management VP Procurement Clemens Schmitz-Justen Dieter Lauterwasser Bernd Koenigsbruegge Doug Bartow Peter Gilliam Enno Biermann VP Corp. & Associate Communications, VP Logistics, Information Technology VP Finance VP Human Resources Environmental Services Manager Media & Public Affairs Thomas Arlt Sean Noonan Kathleen Wall Robert Nitto Robert Hitt CAMI Automotive Inc. 300 Ingersoll St., Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada N5C 4A6 519-485-6400 President VP Finance Executive VP Planning Director Manufacturing Director New Model Development Robert C. Parcell Houston Young Haruyuki Kawase Les Bogar Larry Goslin DaimlerChrysler Corp. 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills, MI 48326 248-576-5741 Executive VP Global Procurement Executive VP Chrysler Group Global Chairman DaimlerChrysler AG President & CEO Chrysler Group COO Chrysler Group & Supply, DaimlerChrysler AG Sales, Marketing & Service Executive VP, Manufacturing Dieter Zetsche* Tom LaSorda* Eric Ridenour* Thomas W. Sidlik* Joe Eberhardt Frank J. Ewasyshyn Executive VP Chrysler Group Executive VP, Executive VP & General Counsel, Procurement & Supply Executive VP Product Development Controlling Chrysler Group DaimlerChrysler AG Senior VP Global Service & Parts Senior VP Design Peter M. Rosenfeld Frank Klegon David H. Olsen William J. O'Brien Christine K. Cortez Trevor M. Creed Senior VP External Affairs Senior VP Global External Affairs Senior VP Sales & Public Policy Senior VP Employee Relations & Public Policy, DaimlerChrysler AG Senior VP Global Marketing Senior VP Human Resources Gary E. Dilts W. Frank Fountain Jr. John S. Franciosi Robert G. Liberatore George E. Murphy Nancy A. Rae VP, President & CIO Chrysler group Senior VP & CIO DaimlerChrysler VP Powertrain Product Team VP Communications VP Regulatory Affairs VP Corporate Quality & Mercedes-Benz N.A. Susan J. Unger Robert E. Lee Jason Vines Deborah Morrissett Stephen M. Walukas Karenann Terrell President & CEO President & Managing Director President Global Engine DaimlerChrysler Canada Inc. DaimlerChrysler de Mexico SA Manufacturing Alliance Steven Landry Joseph A. Chamasrour Bruce Coventry *Member of DaimlerChrysler AG Board of Management Chrysler Division Director Marketing Communications Director Chrysler Car Marketing Director Chrysler Minivan Marketing VP Chrysler and Jeep Marketing Chrysler, Jeep & Dodge & Rear Wheel Drive Product Planning & Family Vehicle Product Planning Director Chrysler Communications Jeff Bell Julie Roehm John Sloan Ann Fandozzi David Rooney Jeep Division Director Marketing Communications Director Jeep Marketing Director Chrysler Car Marketing & VP Chrysler and Jeep Marketing Chrysler, Jeep & Dodge & Product Planning Director Jeep Communications Director Chrysler Communications Rear Wheel Drive Product Planning Jeff Bell Julie Roehm John Plecha Jay Kuhnie David Rooney John Sloan Dodge Division Director Marketing Communications Director Dodge Truck Marketing Director Dodge Motorsports Dir. Dodge Marketing & Car and VP, Dodge Marketing Chrysler, Jeep & Dodge Director Dodge Communications & Product Planning Operations & Performance Parts Minivan Vehicle Product Planning To be announced Julie Roehm Fred Diaz Joe Veltri John Fernandez Judith Wheeler Information current as of Jan. 10, 2006 Ferrari North America Inc. 250 Sylvan Ave., Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 201-816-2600 Director Public Relations/ President and CEO CFO and VP Finance VP Marketing VP & General Council VP Technical Services VP Sales Communications Maurizio Parlato Joseph Marsella Marco Mattiacci David Wertheim Adam Rowley Richard Sherbert Toscan Bennett Ford Motor Co. The American Road, Dearborn, MI 48121 313-322-3000 Chairman Automotive Operations, Executive VP, Chairman & CEO President & COO Executive VP, President the Americas President International Operations Vice Chairman Executive VP, CFO William Clay Ford Jr. James J. Padilla Mark Fields Mark A. Schulz Greg C. Smith Don R. Leclair Group VP, Chairman & CEO Executive VP Ford of Europe Group VP Corporate Executive VP & COO the Americas Ford Motor Credit & Premier Automotive Group Group VP Manufacturing the Americas Human Resources & Labor Affairs Group VP Product Development Anne Stevens Michael Bannister Lewis Booth Dave Szczupak Joe W. Laymon Derrick Kuzak Group VP Global Product Development Senior VP, Chief Information Officer Group VP & Chief Creative Officer Group VP Corporate Affairs & Chief Technical Officer & Corporate Strategy Senior VP Global Purchasing VP, President and CEO Volvo J Mays Ziad Ojakli Richard Parry-Jones Marv W. Adams Thomas K. Brown Fredrik Arp VP Product Development VP Environmental VP, President Ford Ford of Europe VP International Governmental Affairs VP International Government Affairs VP, President Ford Motor China Ltd. and Safety Engineering Customer Service Division Joe Bakaj Stephen Biegun Dan Brouillette Mei Wei Cheng Sue Cischke Francisco Codina Group VP, President & CEO VP Advanced Manufacturing VP Global Quality VP, COO Ford Asia Pacific and Africa VP HR Ford of Europe Engineering VP Investor Relations Deborah Coleman Peter Daniel Felicia Fields John Fleming Bennie Fowler Barbara Gasper VP North America VP Vehicle Programs, VP, Controller VP Marketing VP Chief Communications Officer VP, General Counsel Marketing, Sales and Service North America Engineering Jim Gouin Darryl Hazel Charlie Holleran David G. Leitch Steve Lyons Paul Mascarenas VP, VP Marketing Sales Senior VP VP Labor Affairs VP Corporate Relations and Service Ford of Europe & Chief Marketing Officer Volvo VP VP Treasurer Martin J. Mulloy Timothy J. O'Brien Stephen Odell Hans-Olov Olsson John Parker Ann Marie Petach VP, CEO & COO VP, President VP, CEO Jaguar and Land Rover VP Research & Advanced Engineering VP, Chief of Staff Automotive Component Holdings Ford Credit North America President & CEO Ford of Mexico Geoff Polites Gerhard Schmidt Steven Hamp Alex P. Ver A.J. Wagner Louise Goeser VP Sales VP North America Vehicle Operations VP, President South America VP Powertrain Operations VP Manufacturing Ford of Europe Al J. Giombetti Joseph R. Hinrichs Antonio Maciel Barb J. Samardzich James P. Tetreault Ford Division Regent Court Building, 16800 Executive Drive, Dearborn, MI 48126 313-322-3000 VP Marketing Ford Motor Co. VP Sales General Sales Manager General Marketing Manager Car Group Marketing Manager Darryl Hazel Al Giombetti Kevin Koswick Martin E. Collins Benjamin L. Poore Truck Group Marketing Manager SUV Group Marketing Manager Executive Assistant, Dealer Relations Manager Public Affairs Manager Douglas W. Scott Barry Redler Diane Craig Jim Cain Lincoln Mercury 16800 Executive Plaza Drive, 4th floor, Dearborn, MI 48126 313-322-3000 General Marketing Executive Assistant, VP Marketing VP Sales General Sales Manager Manager Dealer Relations Manager Mercury Brand Manager Lincoln Brand Manager Public Affairs Manager Darryl Hazel Al Giombetti Randy Ortiz Tom Brewer Jerry Carter Kim Irwin Tom Grill Sara Tatchio Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover 1 Premier Place, Irvine, CA 92618 949-341-6100 Executive VP Executive VP VP Communications VP Finance VP Customer Service President Marketing & Sales Jaguar Marketing & Sales Land Rover Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover Jaguar Land Rover Mike O'Driscoll C.J. O'Donnell Richard Beattie Tim Watson David Smart Gary Temple VP Franchise Operations VP & General Manager Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover VP Retail Operations Jaguar VP Marketing Land Rover VP Retail Operations Land Rover Lagonda of North America Inc. Craig Samara Jeffrey Tolerico Sally Eastwood Pat Ward John Walton Volvo Cars of North America Inc. 1 Premier Place, Irvine, CA 92618 949-341-6500 Senior VP Government President & CEO Volvo Executive VP & Industry Relations VP, Product Marketing President and CEO Canada & Mexico Executive VP Marketing & CFO Volvo Finance & General Council and Distribution VP Public Affairs VP Communications Anne Belec Steve Blyth Hans Krondahl Bob Coon Michael Thomas Walt Langley Roger Ormisher John Maloney VP Human Resources VP Customer Service VP Southern Region VP Western Region VP Northern Region VP Midwestern Region VP National Sales VP Retailer Operations Juanita Mitchell Christopher Dauerer
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