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…[Introduction] Even though the automobile provides convenience and unprecedented mobility, “motor vehicles have many destructive effects on people and the environment”(1). Each year, motor vehicles kill 40,000 to 50,000 people in the U.S., Americans…

…with the Indians. Now the Mississippi is not used as a transport anymore. With the invention of automobiles and airplanes the use of canoeing down a river to get from “point A” to “point B” is pretty much a waste of time. The river is now used as a recreational fun…

…The auto pact is a trade agreement between Canada and the United States for automotive parts and vehicles. It is known as the most successful trade agreement, helping Canada become one of the world’s biggest automobile producing countries. This agreement…

…animal. All residents of North America felt the effects of the multitude of advancements in transportation. These advancements included bettered shipping techniques, the growth of the slave trade, the introduction of the horse, the widespread growth…

…domestic needs and unable to compete effectively in foreign markets. <Tab/>However, several factors had converged that drastically altered the competitive situation in the world automobile industry, such as oil shortages, price shocks…

…was immediately popular. Nearing the end of the decade, 75 percent of all automobiles were purchased on credit (EV 526). The credit system created artificial demand for products which people could not usually buy. People could not spend their regular wages…

…worried that your car is contributing to the Green House effect. Or maybe you just want to have the coolest car on the block. A Gas-only vehicle burns twice as much gas to go a mile generates twice as much pollution. The result of that is the emissions…

…visual tricks. Ads, like the Ford one being filmed below, for instance, were less about cars than the dream of an auto-centered suburban life. Using such techniques to great effect, the Big Three automakers pushed new automobiles sales to 65 billion dollars…

…Research has shown that use of cellular phones does not interfere significantly with the ability to control an automobile except among the elderly, where potentially dangerous lane excursions can occur. However, the effect of cellular phones…

…Ford Motor Company The Ford Motor Company is today, one of the leading automobile manufacturers in the world. Bill Ford, the companies chairman, believes, "A good company delivers good products and services; a great one does all that and strives…