| The long and winding road must have been
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| | to electricity to gas powered engines and
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| an uphill climb in the days before
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| | the introduction of the first automatic
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| automobiles. Leonardo da Vinci played
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| | transmission, advancements to the actual
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| with the concept of transport vehicles in
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| | performance of the car weren't nearly as
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| the 15th century, but horse drawn
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| | dramatic. In fact, cars could only be
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| carriages and old, reliable walking
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| | driven in the summer time because
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| remained the most efficient means of
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| | antifreeze had yet to be developed. By
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| transportation. Thankfully, in the late
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| | contrast, the vast landscape of the
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| 1700's, inventors concluded, there has to
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| | United States transformed the desire for
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| be a better way. For well over two
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| | automotive transportation into the need
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| hundred years and counting, the art of
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| | for automotive transportation.Automobiles
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| transportation has been evolving. With a
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| | made it possible for school systems to
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| multitude of patents, inventors,
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| | improve, health systems to improve, and
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| mechanics, and researchers to thank, the
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| | lifestyle standards to improve, simply by
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| modern day, fuel-injected, safety
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| | connecting the city to the rural areas
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| efficient automobile is light years away
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| | and the United States as a whole. The
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| from the heavy, perilous steam engine
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| | ability to transport building materials,
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| powered vehicle of the early days.There
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| | as well as people, helped build
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| isn't one clear cut inventor to single
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| | communities and expand cultures.By the
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| handedly credit with the invention of the
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| | 1900?s the United States had long
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| automobile, although there is a wealth of
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| | established a tradition of manufacturing
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| opinions on why certain inventors should
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| | success. For this reason it was logical
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| receive that credit. Contributions from
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| | that the production of cars in America
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| Scotland"s Robert Anderson, France's
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| | would result in larger volume at lower
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| Nicholas Cugnot, Germany's Karl Freidrich
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| | prices than in Europe. Of the 485,000
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| Benz, and Charles Duryea from the United
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| | automobiles produced in 1913, the United
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| States helped mold the first automobiles
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| | States produced 606,000 of them. As a
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| to provide genuine transportation.Once
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| | result, the market for domestic versus
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| the concept of automotive transportation
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| | import cars was clearly established.
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| had been realized, the next effort went
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| | Imported vehicles obviously cost more to
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| into ways to produce those vehicles.
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| | purchase, but also cost more to
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| These were the days long before
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| | manufacture. In 1912, the Model T sold
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| standardized parts, so mass tooling was
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| | for approximately $600, which was less
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| an issue. Individual parts needed to be
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| | than the average wage annually in the
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| of consistent size and material to make
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| | United States. The introduction of the
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| the production process more efficient.
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| | Mercedes Grosser undoubtedly defined the
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| Skilled labor was the next biggest
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| | distinction between luxury automobiles
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| challenge to enabling every home the
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| | and economy automobiles. This distinction
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| opportunity to own an automobile. Henry
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| | during the economically-trying war eras
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| Ford's vision to build "cars for the
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| | further developed the class system, which
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| great multitude" helped ignite a flood of
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| | to this day is still somewhat defined by
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| almost 500 automotive manufacturers into
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| | the type of vehicle a person owns. The
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| the U.S. market, while Mercedes and
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| | Mercedes focus shifted from merely
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| Oldsmobile helped fuel the fire
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| | providing transportation to providing
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| worldwide.Mass producing one of the
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| | transportation in the most luxurious way
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| world's most historical advancements was
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| | possible. Luxury or economy the United
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| no small task. The Mercedes folks needed
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| | States was declared "auto dependent" in
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| seventeen hundred workers to produce one
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| | the 1980's because almost every household
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| thousand cars per year. Henry Ford's
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| | owned one, if not two vehicles.The
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| introduction of the first assembly line
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| | evolution of the automobile industry is a
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| in 1913 revolutionized the business of
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| | truly fascinating one that has yet to
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| producing cars. Major advancements in
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| | reach its final chapter. Underneath the
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| machinery and technology made the process
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| | research programs focused on designing
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| of building cars open to the multitude of
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| | less environmentally harmful vehicles and
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| new automotive manufacturers; however, in
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| | the business programs focused on
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| 1927, Ford was the winner with fifteen
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| | producing the least expensive vehicles
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| million units manufactured.Once the
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| | possible, the simple luxury of
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| automobile had been designed,
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| | transportation is almost lost. In the
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| established, and mass produced, the focus
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| | end, the opportunity to travel the long
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| shifted to how to make the most profit
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| | and winding road in comfort is truly a
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| from it. Besides the evolution from steam
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| | gift.
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