The car industry was very good in the 1920's. Many soldiers brought cars home from WWI and everybody started to figure out that having a car makes transportation so much easier. Ford was the big car maker. Model T’s were very big back than too. Car makers made a lot of money off these cars. The 1920’s were a great time for expansion in the car industry.
Ford was also the cheapest and easiest to maintain. Cars soon went for boxes on wheels to sleek vehicles with chrome-plated bumpers. Before the war only the rich could afford cars but after the war the prices dropped so there for cars were easier to afford. The evolution of the car did not only help with transportation it always helped with business. Because once cars were more efficient, roads and business started being built.
I think this was a very successful time in the car industry. I also think it would of been an exciting time period to live in because cars were a big thing back then. Also they were just coming out with "nice" ones and everybody was starting to buy them so it was a pretty big deal to everybody. I think cars changed a lot in this era. I also think its cool how it cause a little bit of a chain reaction. The cars were being built so roads were built along with more business which caused people to move to suburbs.
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Great personal reflections! I thought your summary was a bit brief overall however.