The Car Was Not Invented in America, But We Invented What the Car Meant

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The car was not invented in America, but we made it ours. We’re not talking here about technical innovations such as vehicle mass production or interchangeable parts or the electric starter. Those were all America’s, sure. Europe can lay claim to just as many automotive achievements—unibody construction, disc brakes, even front-wheel drive. But we invented what the car meant. We were the ones who built our dreams around it. READ MORE ››

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