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Former Textron chairman/CEO named to Navistar post

The heavy truck and engine company said that Daniel Ustian informed the
board that he is immediately retiring from his roles as chairman,
president and chief executive, as well as leaving the company's board.
He had been with the company for 37 years.

Lisle, Ill.-based Navistar named Lewis Campbell, the former chairman, president and CEO of Textron Inc., as its executive
chairman and interim CEO.

Navistar has struggled this year amid uncertainty about whether its
Class 8 engine, which is used in the largest commercial trucks, will get
Environmental Protection Agency approval. Since the beginning of this
year, its shares have tumbled 39 per cent.

The company said in July that it was in talks with the EPA on a plan
that will allow it to continue shipping trucks while it makes a
transition to a new emission-reducing technology that will bring it into
compliance with EPA requirements. The new technology is expected to be
available beginning early next year.

Its shares rose 51 cents, or 2.2 per cent, to $23.49 in midmorning trading after rising as high as $25.08 earlier in the day.

Campbell joined Providence, R.I.-based Textron in 1992 and served as its
CEO from 1999 to 2010. Before that, he spent 24 years at General Motors
in a variety of roles.

Campbell, 66, said that "at the appropriate time'' the company will
conduct a search for a long-term CEO, which will include both internal
and external candidates.

Navistar also said Monday that it promoted Troy Clarke its current president of truck and engine operations, to the job of
president and chief operating officer. Clarke, 57, joined Navistar in 2010 and previously spent 35 years at General Motors.