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    automakers thought the best way to maximize profit was to build a car for rich. Henry Ford thought differently. It was his vision to produce a car that everyday people could afford. With lower car prices, cars would be more affordable to the general public. Ford also thought if he paid his factory workers a better wage, more of his workers would be able to afford the cars they helped make. Henry Ford was right. Ford and his company’s engineers designed a car named…

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    A high-sheen gloss clear coat covers and protects the deep blue paint. Brilliant white racing stripes run down the car and make it seem to go that much faster. The sleek, attractive European body contains a powerful American engine. Upon starting the car, it rumbles with raw American power. This beautiful car is the 1967 AC Shelby Cobra created by Carroll Shelby. Carroll Shelby completely changed the automobile industry with his creation of the Shelby Cobra. In May of 1960, Carroll Shelby…

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    America was finally able to get back on their feet after being against the European countries. America had plenty of money to invest. American experienced a big difference in the work place, whenever there were opportunities for a job there was assembly lines being formed. Which made consumers goods like radios, automobiles cheaper for Americans to buy also core goods such as coal and oil. Car manufactures it allowed Americans to go further out to spend money eg and being able to buy new…

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    What I found most interesting in chapter 25 was how the automotive industry affected the society at its max. Henry ford with the model T was a genius man who we owe the privilege of being abet to all be in affordable vehicle. Ford invented a new way to make affordable vehicles which in the demand busted the competitions sales prices has well. forcing them to come back with affordable cars Haswell. However, it was not the sale prices that revolutions society, Nothings less it was the commodity of…

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    must learn that the set backs and grieves which we endure help us in our marching onward” (Henry Ford Quote). This quote helps expression how determined Henry Ford was. Henry Ford made a huge impact on our world during his life. He helped create the assembly line, which helped produce automobiles. He may not have been the creator of these, but he helped introduce them into our every day lives. Henry Ford helped modernize the society, which has lead to where our world is now. Henry Ford, oldest…

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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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    Lean Production Essay

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    HISTORY Being among the first people to develop the idea behind lean production, Henry Ford utilized the concept of "continuous flow" on the assembly line for his Model T automobile where the standards of production were tight so that each stage of the process fitted together with each other stage efficiently resulting in little waste. It was likewise a "push" process, where Ford set the level of creation, rather than a "pull" handle drove by demand of the customer. This resulted in vast…

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    When American Muscle is brought up there are two main companies people have in mind Ford and Chevrolet. Ford and Chevrolet are the two biggest companies in American muscle and both the companies compete every year to see who comes out on top. Ford and Chevrolet are one of the biggest feuds in history. Although both companies have had their success over the years Ford and Chevy continue to compete for the title of #1 American Muscle brand. Ford and Chevrolet start all the way back from the year…

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    Building, and the Renaissance Center which houses General Motors World Headquarters. Each of these buildings demonstrates an ecclesiastical design. Numerous people know Detroit as Motown, the Motor City, Automotive Capital, or simply “The D”. There are several diverse structures…

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    in the army. However, the more popular theory on how Jeep got its name was from the term “GP”, or General Purpose. This “slurred GP” origin of Jeep, was a highly unlikely term used by the military. It is believed that the US army drivers knew the Jeep as the “Ford GPW”. Although parts of this abbreviation is similar to “GP” the letters stand for different words. As mention before, “GP” stood for General Purpose. On the other side “GWP” has a more specific meaning that the soldiers would…

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