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    Ford in the automobile industry. In order to compete against Ford, Durant recognized that GM (General Motors) would need to manufacture different models of vehicles, thus, the Chevrolet brand was born. The brand was named after Louis Chevrolet, who was a top racer, designed the first Chevrolet model. Over the course of these years, Chevrolet has manufactured many types of vehicles and has become an American icon for product and quality durability and has been associated with almost every type…

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    “From 1995 through 2012, public transportation ridership increased by 35%—a growth rate higher than the 18% increase in U.S. population and higher than the 22% growth in the use of the nation’s highways over the same period” (American Public Transportation Association). Public transportation has grown to become a large industry that many utilize for the purpose both work and vacation travels. The amount of people that travel by public transportation are gradually increasing and…

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    Colorado native or not most people don’t think about what car best suits for Colorado’s crazy weather. I believe that best car that suits Colorado is a Subaru why because I have owned a Subaru for 4 years now, and it is great for all kinds of weather. It is great on gas too, and it is not that expensive, and they last for a very long time. Also my family as well owns Subaru’s and they are great, and they have all kinds of styles from SUV to sports cars so they have different options to choose…

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    first time Cadillac went with a front wheel drive set up borrowed from [the Oldsmobile branch of General Motors]. The modified turbo 400 automatic transmission used a chain drive to rotate a front mounted differential. This allowed for a flat floor pan in the front and rear passenger compartments. The sixth generation cars would see some of the largest displacement engines ever produced by an American automotive manufacturer. In 1967 they installed the small engine. The 429 cubic inch engine…

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    and the products the company produces include cars, trucks, and SUVs. General Motors was founded by William “Billy” Durant on September 16, 1908 in Flint, Michigan. GM started off small but quickly acquired many other automobile companies such as Oldsmobile, Cadillac, and Pontiac. GM, similar to Ford, produces cars, trucks, and SUVs. The reason our group chose these two brands is because they are two of the most popular American-based companies. Objective The objective of this report is to…

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    American Automotive Industry Environmental Issues In order to remain competitive in their respective industry, a business must be aware of and be able to assess the environment in which they operate. The automotive industry in America is extremely competitive; because of this, automotive companies face many challenges. Many of these challenges can be found in the industry’s global competition, new technology, environmental concerns surrounding vehicle emissions, and consumer opinions and…

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    and build a new car model. That is exactly what Karl Probst and the Bantam Car Company did in 1941. Karl Probst, a Detroit native who was a freelance engineer set out to work with the Bantam Car Company in Pennsylvania. Jeep is a deeply rooted in American Culture since World War II. Just after lunching the first Jeep for the military, it has become a global and profitable phenomenon. Originally created for the US army in 1941, the Jeep is a vehicle used by all walks of life today with the same…

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    of ethics which you must adhere to. There are General principles…

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    quality of the automobiles and lowering the cost of manufacturing, he could make sufficient profit while better serving society as a whole. Ironically enough, Henry Ford never envisioned himself as one of the greatest and most influential leaders in American…

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    business (Geist, Laura Clark). After this fails, he raised $7 million from friends and family in order to enter the automobile industry once again (Gale Biography). He eventually sold enough from Chevrolet to grab the interest of General Motors, which was one of the largest american enterprises of the time (Encyclopedia of World Biography). Unfortunately most of his attempts in the industry failed, though he did grab the attention of important people and continue his knack for selling people on…

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