The Automobile’s Rising Place in American Life
Twenty four odd million gasoline driven vehicles populate American streets. An average of one car per U S family has broadened roads and towns. Hard surfaces expand trade and travel both into and out of communities, fueling opportunity and competition while reshaping rural life. Local dealers and businesses capitalize on the automobile boom and its economic reach.
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