The Farmer Boy Who Invented Ford

In 1879, a 16-year-old boy left his father’s farm for Detroit. At the time when means of transportation were trains or horse carriages and the first automobiles were mostly seen as racing machines for the rich, he would later open a car company and change the course of the automobile industry to what we know today. 35 years later after his arrival to Detroit, half of all cars on Earth were carrying his name, and Henry Ford would become one of the wealthiest men in American history

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The Electric E-450 Ford Won't Build | 2023 Work Truck Week

Remember Karma Automotive? The company rose from the ashes of Fisker a number of years ago and currently builds the GS-6 luxury sedan. Powered by Karma is a new commercial business unit that helps electrify, well, decidedly NON-luxury vehicles like the Ford E-450 and Chevy Express 4500. Our coverage of Work Truck Week is sponsored by WiTricity. For more information about how WiTricity can wirelessly charge your EV fleet, visit http://bit.ly/3ZuSmj9.