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AMERICA AND ITS ICONIC RIDES

One known fact about America is it’s the origin of many iconic people such as John Lennon, Neil Armstrong, Woody Allen, Abraham Lincoln, and Henry Ford. Each is known for their huge influence in the industry of music, science, culture, politics, and economy, respectively.

America is not just rich in iconic people, it is also known as one of the wealthiest country in the world as told by Forbes Magazine. For instance, its economy is so good that Henry Ford is just one of those many people who contributed a lot to its success.

Top Car Companies

Cadillac (1902)

Henry Ford started the first production of car and he called it Cadillac. It is the first ride that is fully enclosed and is powered with 10 hp. This ride is much similar with the Model A Ford, which Henry Ford also created. Cadillac’s versions are the DTS, BLS and STS.

After the creation of Cadillac, America continue its production of other known top car companies such as Chevrolet, Chrysler, and Ford.

Chevrolet (1945)

As founded by Lewis Chevrolet and William Durant, Chevrolet Stylemaster and Freemaster are the first models produced in pre-war. Other models include Chevrolet Camaro and C6 Convertible.

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Chrysler (1925)

Walter Chrysler founded Chrysler and named it after him. This ride is known for developing the Air Flow Model, a streamline body car developed in wind tunnel. Chrysler 5299 CC was produced after WW2. Other models include PT Cruiser and Convertible and 300M Sporting Sedan.

Ford (1903)

Another founder who named his car after him was Henry Ford. His creation started from a horseless carriage to a two cylinder model. Ford is also the mastermind behind the production of Fiesta, Mustang, and Thunderbird—famous Ford Models.

Conclusion

Without Henry Ford’s brilliance and contribution in the economy, America won’t be able to boast Ford’s Mustang, Fiesta, and Thunderbird. America won’t also have its iconic rides such as Cadillac, Chevrolet, and Chrysler.