Where the world got its wheels
Southeast Michigan's car makers, among them Henry Ford, Ransom E. Olds and David Buick, helped build an industry, and the modern assembly line of the early 1900s made cars affordable. For many people, cars are not just machines. They are first jobs, road trips and long talks in a parked car. Which car do you remember best, and why? Who taught you to drive? What did the work mean to you or to people you knew? Your answers turn a giant industry into a real, personal story.