Where are the car guys on U.S. auto task force?

I understand that we need to be working towards reducing our dependence on foreign countries for oil and that they way to accomplish this task is through alternative energy fueled cars. Yet, when we need to help fix the problems facing the Big 3, shouldn't we be looking to people who have vast experience in the auto industry? There is no problem with getting people from other industries to share their ideas and opinions, but at the end of the day car experts are the ones who would best be able to tell whether or not the suggestions would work. When President Obama first stated his desire to start a task force rather than a czar post I was happy with the decision because it would spread the power around. However, the way the task force has been put together is not exactly the team I think should have been.