Saturn : 1984
February, 1984: The historic "Group of 99" is appointed. It was comprised of 99 UAW members, GM managers and staff personnel from 55 plants in 17 GM divisions, and 14 of 16 UAW regions. The 99 immediately separated into research teams to study intricate aspects of what Saturn could be.
July 5, 1984: President Reagan visits the Saturn Project at the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Michigan, and congratulates GM on an historic effort to help keep the United States prominent in the auto industry.
September 15, 1984: First Saturn demonstration vehicle is completed for evaluation.
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