Birth of the American Auto Industry Beginnings
A brief history of auto origins from the Duryea brothers first selling identical cars in 1895 to mass production by Ransom Olds and Henry Ford. It notes early races and cross country trips, the shift from toy to practical transport, and the move to affordable cars through assembly lines.
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