During the early 1900s, cars emerged as a revolutionary mode of transportation, providing individuals with the freedom to travel independently. The introduction of mass production techniques by Henry Ford made cars more accessible, quickly establishing them as the preferred means of travel for many Americans.
The 1950s and 1960s witnessed a surge in the popularity of automobiles post-World War II. Factors such as rising disposable incomes, the development of a national highway system, and advancements in technology led to the rise of iconic models like hot rods, muscle cars, and the Cadillac. Cars evolved beyond mere functionality, becoming symbols of personal identity, fashion statements, and even pieces of art with a wide range of designs and colors.
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