It doesn't happen often in the rush-rush world of trade shows


NEW YORK -- Like any trade show, there's not many light moments generated by executives running to appointments and car unveiling in their wingtips and expensive tailored suits.

But on Wednesday, there was one. Two top General Motors executives stopped by a photo booth to pretend they were driving cars.

Steve Girsky, a GM vice chairman, and Mark Reuss, the head of GM's North American operations, mugged in a half-century old Chevrolet van that was being used as a photo booth. They grabbed a pair of steering wheels, drawing curious stairs from onlookers.

Just goes to show they know how to lighten up.