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Retiring Ford Motor CEO Alan Mulally makes a picture-taking gesture while clowning around with the company’s new CEO Mark Fields, center, and Ford executive chairman Bill Ford Jr. at the Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn on May 1. (Photo: David Coates / The Detroit News)

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