Posted by NY 986 on August 16, 2017 at 06:27:31 from (184.53.48.52):
Just wondering how many saw the 3 part series about the key men in the automobile industry over the last 100 plus years? I'm sure a lot of it is in print if somebody cared to look and a fair amount of the show is stylized. Nonetheless, it is interesting to look at the profiles of Edsel Ford and Henry Ford II plus Alfred P Sloan. Before the 1980's most would have looked at the big three as invincible but it is interesting to know how much the failures cost them. I know the time was limited in what they could have shown but it would have been nice to have seen a little on AMC and how that was folded into Chrysler. I remember a lot of hand wringing by some and breaths of relief when that happened during the late 1970's. AMC had some nifty vehicles such as the Eagle which probably influenced companies such as Subaru.
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