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Ford Motor Company really knows how to put on a show! Their off-road track experience at the Detroit Auto Show was super informative and a little scary. In less than 5 minutes I learned so much about the technology and capabilities of the #Ford #Bronco. Know your product so you can be #passionate, because that passion #sellsmorecars #automotivetraining #automotiveindustry #sales #Offroad #Autodealers

The compelling story behind Ford's decision to sell Jaguar and Land Rover. Join me on this journey of strategic moves and industry shifts. 🚗 . In the next post, we will learn why TATA bought Jaguar and Landrover. 🏁 #CaseStudy #AutomotiveBusiness #business #tatamotors

As we say at Ford, be curious! Friday ”if you don’t know, now you know” automotive history series – There is one person that was such a leader and car guy that two companies both Ford and Chrysler asked him to be company president. Lee Iacocca was responsible for some of the most iconic vehicles ever produced in Detroit (The Mustang, The Chrysler Minivan, The K Car). If you are a young engineer, software innovator, or tech person, come to Detroit and be a part of the new automotive revolution. Go Automotive History, Go Young Talent, Go, Ford, Go UAW, Go Engineering, Go Strategy Team, Go Auto, Go All Industries!  #innovationliveshere #trendsetter #aheadofthecurve #weareford #diversityandinclusion #careabouteachother #opportunities #strategy #manufacturing #EVs #Blueovalcity #profesionalism #deliver #innovationneversleeps #changingthegame #knowyourautomotivehistory

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🚗 "Did Ferdinand Porsche Have Any Idea What He Was Starting?" 🌟 In the world of automotive excellence, Ferdinand Porsche ignited a legacy that has shaped the way we drive and perceive cars. His passion for pushing the boundaries of engineering and design created a brand that has become synonymous with performance, precision, and pure driving pleasure—Porsche. Did Ferdinand Porsche have any idea what he was starting? Perhaps not fully, but he had a relentless passion for the best. His vision was to craft cars that would stand the test of time, a pursuit of excellence that has resonated through generations of Porsche enthusiasts. Porsche has not only manufactured vehicles; they've designed experiences. From the iconic 911 to the exhilarating 718 Cayman and everything in between, these cars have become a reflection of our dreams and aspirations. They are more than machines; they are works of art and engineering marvels that have redefined the limits of what's possible on the road. So, as we drive these incredible machines and experience the sheer thrill they offer, we owe it all to Ferdinand Porsche's pioneering spirit and passion for the best. It's a testament to the incredible things that can happen when someone follows their passion and a vision to create the extraordinary. 🏁🌠 #Porsche #AutomotiveExcellence #PassionForTheBest #Legacy #EngineeringMarvels

As we say at Ford, be curious! 60 years 1964-2024, amazing! The Mustang is still iconic and is the only gas-powered muscle car that remains from the 60's. Let's listen in on the history of Mustang and the women at Ford who lead the development and drive them. Go Standing on the Shoulders of Giants, Go Always Deliver, Go Outpace the Competition, Go, Ford, Go Engineering, Go EV Revolution, Go Customer Experience, Go Design and Software Teams, Go UAW, Go Strategy Team, Go Auto, Go All Industries! #innovationliveshere #aheadofthecurve #diversityandinclusion #careabouteachother #opportunities #strategy #manufacturing #EVs #Blueovalcity #professionalism #deliver #innovationneversleeps #changingthegame #relentleespursuitofperfection #newageautomotivehistory

Hands down, one of the most 🔥 videos that CarLife has created for Porsche Cars North America. Goal: Highlight the 111-Point Inspection process for Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles in a creative way. #CarLife #DealershipMarketing #OEMmarketing

Arnold Gacita was asked what his first car was in the recent spotlight article in Automotive News. Arnold replied. "1978 Ford Cobra Mustang; brown and gold — and I want that car again!" Nice! What was your first car? You can read more about Arnold Gacita in the Automotive News article. https://lnkd.in/gCaiEnSq #petra #petraautomotive #petraautoproducts #petraautomotiveproducts #petraconvention

Thanks to magazine Rétroviseur, I know more about auto history! It's hard to believe that the original Chevrolet Corvette was not a success. GM's answer to the British sports cars of the fifties (which were, curiously, relatively reasonably priced because of the dollar's strength) was not well received, and then outclassed by Ford's T-bird. The lesson? Setbacks are a learning experience, whether you're GM or an ordinary individual. I'll bet those in the divisions that had produced GM sedans for years made fun of the initial efforts of their Corvette colleagues, new ventures tend to be frowned on by established and successful parts of the organisation, but no business thrives without getting into the new markets that may be the future. As for the car itself, how cute it seems now compared to the bigger, more powerful and more successful models that followed, and especially versus today's tractor-like status symbols...

7 Porsche Innovations That Changed The Automotive World https://lnkd.in/eUqKrzNS Porsche's contributions to the automotive world are virtually innumerable, but 7 are definitively noteworthy. While brands like Toyota and Honda are known for offering nearly indestructible vehicles at entry-level pricing, they aren't exactly what get self-proclaimed gearheads up in the morning. This is the niche that Porsche has filled over its rich 93-year history, cementing itself as a brand synonymous with reliability, trustworthiness, performance, and greatness. But despite being fawned over for its spectacular sports cars, Porsche has made several great contributions to the automotive world that have shaped it for not just enthusiasts but mass-market car shoppers, too, and we're not just talking about how the GT3 RS continuously proves that 500 horsepower is all the power you need. Two of the most notable and unbelievable include Ferdinand Porsche, the company's founder, being credited with inventing both the first all-wheel drive vehicle and the first hybrid vehicle in history. While these may be two of the most incredible, there are many other contributions Ferdinand's company has made over the years with equally palpable contributions to the automotive industry at large (...).