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    Can you imagine a car that doesn’t require a driver? The concept of a driverless car may seem simply preposterous to the simple minded folks of the 21st century. However, the concept of a driverless car is becoming a reality and many forms of this technology can be seen on the roads today. Driverless cars are being researched and designed which are based on the ideology that this car will be help the individual users and the economy of a country. Although many are enthusiastic about these cars,…

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    Ford Ethical Dilemmas

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    When it comes to the auto industry, one of the largest ethical questions is whether a company can put a dollar amount on human lives. Throughout the history of the automobile industry, there is to be case after case where automotive manufactures try to walk the fine line of using specific parts in a car to try and lower their costs, but also while making the vehicle more dangerous for the passengers. The idea of safety versus cost in the industry has many factors that must be considered to fully…

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    Wheel Dolly Case Study

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    sell wheel dollies at car shows, swap meets and you see them in the back of automotive publications. Their manufacturers claim these units will make moving a vehicle around the shop quick and simple. They even go as far to say that you can move an automobile by yourself in any direction with ease. As someone with a [Pontiac Trans Am restoration project] waiting in the wings and a [British built sports car] on deck, moving things around easily sounds great. In fact, with a two bay detached…

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    1) Automobiles have made a big difference. By the 1990s, they had went worldwide. One of the people who helped them go a long way was Henry Ford. He made a continuously moving assembly line to make the production of autos go faster; so, they could get around the world faster. Before Ford’s big difference, less than 1000 vehicles were sold a year; now, more than 80 million new ones are sold each year, according to Phil LeBeau of CNBC. The need for more cars caused a sudden change in the…

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    classic underdog, the little horse with a big heart came back from what could have been a career ending injury to win the Santa Anita Handicap race in 1940. In an age when horses were becoming obsolete for travel and farming due to the popularity of automobiles, Seabiscuit and other equine athletes helped ensure that horse racing remained relevant as a sport. The book begins by discussing Seabiscuit's owner, Ron Howard, a self-made multimillionaire…

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    vehicle with no coordinating wheels, enlivening operators or the brake pedal. The vehicle 's arrival signifies the accompanying stage in Google 's self-driving vehicles wander, which was considered from the DARPA Grand Challenges for mechanical automobiles in the mid-2000s (Kelly). Google kick-started its own self-driving vehicle wander in 2008, and it has been thundering on since the time that, first with changed Toyota Prius and subsequently…

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    invest in Southeast Asia. 2) The company has the cooperation with a lot of multinational enterprises,especially japanese company.And Because many Japanese automobile companies have branches in Thailand.So the company are very interested in making an investment commitment in Thailand. 3) The company wants to know about Thailand's Automobile Market and the preferential policies in the field of electric vehicles for international investors in Thailand. 4) BOI representative introduced a series of…

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    All the moves taken were well planned even with the clause in an agreement that required the automobile companies not to buy any street car or engine that was not propelled with gasoline. (p 20). To further show the selfishness of the companies, they decide to change the terms of gasoline to allow for the usage of diesel since the modern buses would…

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    Until recently, automated driving technology had not been considered as a suitable replacement for humans; the idea of cars being given a destination and taking its passengers without human intervention, at best, would have belonged in a sci-fi novel just a decade ago. But will this still be case in the near future? Despite the rapid evolution in the automotive industry, it may take several decades before autonomous vehicles can fully replace human drivers in all situations. There are simply too…

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    1. Introduction Founded in 1903 by Henry Ford, the Ford Motor Company is an automobile manufacturer based in the United States (home country) in Dearborn, Michigan. With a decorated and distinct history in the automobile industry, Ford is best known for Its famous “Model T” as well as the innovation of interchangeable parts in moving assembly lines that makes it possible to assemble cars at low cost and high reliability (Fordism). Ford has expanded its business across the globe, entering…

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