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    market of automobiles kicked theirs shoes on and tried to deliver the demand of people with growing and booming market. On September 16, 1908 William Crapo Billy Durant founded General Motors. He was a leading innovator of America automobile filed. The concept and invention behind the system of multi-branded companies with various forms of cars. It was before 4 years ago that Durant seems interested on building the car industry.…

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    well liked that many other companies took to using this method. Ford described the assembly lines effectiveness no matter whether the factory is turning out 1000 or 2000 cars per day the time of building an individual car is in no way affected … When it’s desired to build more cars, more conveyors are put into operation, or those in service are run a greater number of hours each day, that’s all (Wilson 5). Ford believed that his assembly line was revolutionary and would bring great change to the…

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    Why People Have 12 Hours

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    Who would want to work a whole 12 hours a day? Maybe for the money, yes. But for other things, I am not so sure about. In average you are awake through the day for 12 hours; so why spend all that time working? Ford seen an increase in his employees and profit, when limiting work days to eight hours a day. That goes to show that people actually want to work within that time frame. Now bumping it down to 6 hours a day, is a bit much. I am sure the employees would be ecstatic for that drastic…

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    In my opinion, the dodge brothers are two great, American innovators who deserve admiration. The Dodge brother worked through much tragedy in their short, unfortunate lives, and made many breakthroughs in the auto industry, impacts that last to this day. From loosing kids(1), to both dieing below the age of 30(2), they had very tragic lives. However, they defied odds and made a lasting name in the auto industry. First off, the brothers faced growing up in poverty. In their early life, the…

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    The idea of the assembly line has many parents. In the scientific revolution of the eighteenth century, scientists, especially mathematicians tried to quantify what made an industry productive and tried to find ways to make industries more productive. The goal was to create an industry that functioned without human labor. The most important people of the time for the development of the assembly line were the Americans Oliver Evans and Eli Whitney and the Frenchman Gaspard Monge. Evans is known…

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    Ford Faulty Case

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    1. Ford is being sued for failing to test the seatbelt sleeve because the plaintiff is suing on the basis of both a faulty seatbelt sleeve and the car defect that gives it a tendency to rollover. The claims were being stated as being negligent and strict liability. The trial court mistakenly did not rule on the negligent seatbelt sleeve separately from the suspension that caused the rollover accident. “The trial court determined as a matter of law that the seatbelt sleeve was not in a…

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    Camaro Research Paper

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    For us to completely understand the design and meaning of the Camaro, we must take a look at the Ford Mustang and find out where and why it began. After the second World War, the generation that followed, known today as “baby boomers”, wanted to be different from the beginning of their existence. They dressed different, acted different, and also thought different from their parents. Ford Motor Company researched how this newer generation would want a different…

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    Jaguar Land Rover Case

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    Limited which is a British multinational automotive company with its headquarters in Whitley, Coventry, United Kingdom, and it is a subsidiary of Indian automaker Tata Motors. Its principal activity is the design, development, manufacture and sale of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles. Jaguar Land Rover has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Motors since 2008, when Tata Motor acquired it from Ford. It sold a total of 462,678 vehicles during 2014. Tata Motors’ fears a significant loss in the…

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    Ford and Chevrolet are arguably the top two American car companies in the world. I think that Ford Mustangs are a whole lot better than Chevy Camaros because my whole family drives Fords. I grew up with my dad having a Ford F250, and my mom drove a Ford Escape. Even my grandma and grandpas drive Fords and that’s why I got a Ford Mustang for my first car. Mustangs and Camaros have many differences between them that set them apart, like Mustangs have a faster 0-60 time, and better braking. But…

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    built by Karl Benz, a German engine designer, and automobile engineer. He built it in 1885. it somehow made its way to the U.S. At first people did not think of them as anything useful; they were more like toys. It was unreliable and expensive. Henry Ford improved the machines and lowered the cost. Eventually, they saw its use and began to like it. This is a great machine, it has great use. It allows traveling to become easier. It can be used to drive to work on business days and to recreation…

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