History Of Famous Car Brands With auto companies bankrupt and losing names on the left and the right, it's important to remember that unlike Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, today's auto giants started out as small startups. Names such as Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Toyota, and Porsche are reminiscent of the success of big companies in the past and the large car families that have survived to the present day. However, behind every brand there is a blood and flesh inventor, entrepreneur or industrialist. Most of them give names to companies. And that fame is often associated with everything they meet. David Buick, who invented the air valve motor, founded the Buick Motor Car Co. In 1903, William C. Durant, the industrialist who finally found GM, took over the company in 1904 when he was experiencing financial difficulties. Buick remained a director but left the company in 1908 and never made much money with the company. He reportedly died in 1929 without being able to afford o
Suzuki Wagon R History When Mr. Suzuki Motor Company Limited (PSMCL) presented a locally assembled Wagon in Lahore in the third week of April 2014, according to media reports in the first week of May the decision to reduce the import duty on cars by three years with different engine ratings was made. according to a different scheme. This situation is reminiscent of the shock Adam Motors got when he imported a locally made small car, and suddenly the government at that time either lowered the import duty on used cars or allowed used cars to be imported. As a result, the project became history. At the very least, before the further liberalization of used car imports, the government should have taken into account that the leading car manufacturers with a market share of more than 50 percent have introduced new cars. The company also plans to launch other cars such as the Suzuki Alto 800cc and a new version of the Swift if the government allows parts and accessories to be imported from In