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Al Gardner Chrysler President checks in with Paul W. Smith at the New York auto show and he tells Paul that March sales for the automaker are strong.

Rod Alberts Detroit Auto Dealers Association Executive Director amp Paul Sabatini Chairman of the 2016 North American International Auto Show are in New York to see the car reveals and layout for this year39s show and they tell Paul they are already hard at work for next year39s show in the Motor City.

Jason Stein Automotive News Publisher amp Editor is at the New York auto show with Paul W. Smith and he says auto analysts will be closely watching March auto sales to see whether the auto business continues to boom.

Mark Reuss General Motors Executive Vice-President Global Product Development Purchasing and Supply Chain talks to Paul W. Smith live from the New York auto show and in the first part of this interview he remembers Former WJR General Manager Mike Fezzey as a great community leader. He also says the Cadillac and Malibu are the stars of this show.

Larry Dominique Automotive Lease Guide President amp TrueCar Executive Vice-President checks in with Paul W. Smith to talk about February auto sales and he says the results were mixed.

Jason Stein Publisher amp Editor of Automotive News talks to Paul W. Smith live from the Geneva Motor Show about this year39s show and he says it39s interesting to see the products that have been rolled out in Europe.

Ed Welburn General Motors Vice-President of Design says the Geneva Motor Show is featuring expressive bright colors and he tells Paul W. Smith that39s a good sign that the industry is coming back strong in Europe. He also says he had a great meeting with President Obama who liked the Camaro.

Doron Levin Detroit area journalist amp contributor to Fortune and TheStreet.com stops by Paul W. Smith39s Geneva Motor Show broadcast and he tells Paul the auto industry is getting stronger in Europe. He also has an interesting perspective on Prime Minister Netanyahu39s speech to Congress on Tuesday.

Jim Farley Ford Motor Co. Executive Vice-President amp President Europe Middle East amp Africa talks to Paul W. Smith live from the Geneva Motor Show and he says Ford is doing better in Europe but there39s more work to be done in Africa. He says customers in the European market really like the performance cars.

Paul Sabatini Chairman of the North American International Auto Show NAIAS Sam Slaughter Vice-Chairman of the NAIAS amp Ryan LaFontaine General Manager of the LaFontaine Automotive Group are at the Geneva Motor show and they say this European show is very similar to the NAIAS in Detroit.