Of course, not every automaker started with the automobile. For example, there were those who started with “tractor”. There were those who went into the automobile business like Lamborghini and walked around or those who used their power in the tractor like Porsche...
Without Ferdinand Porsche, who was born in Bohemia in 1875, neither the world's giant Volkswagen nor the luxury automobile manufacturer Porsche would have come to these days where they earn billions of dollars.
The auto industry, especially America, was revived in the 1960s with his book. He was the person who "rang the alarm bells" for manufacturers who did not attach much importance to safety in automobiles or put them in the background. He was a consumer rights activist.
It is a very important name for both Russians and Ukrainians. He is the hero of two people. If he hadn't been an engineer, he would have been a painter. Here are some very interesting details from his life story:
Guy Ligier, who started his working life as a butcher, entered Formula 1 with the car he bought with his own money, and later produced racing cars, is today known not only for racing but also for "microcars".
If there are people who think that electric vehicles are a “new technology” or “invention”, I have bad news for them! Unfortunately not, even over 120 years old...
Espresso literally means "pressed" (pressed outward) in Italian. It is a type of coffee made with pressure and press.
The Thonet chair is a chair invented by German inventor and carpenter Michael Thonet. These chairs quickly entered the lives of thinkers, writers, and musicians who made history. For example:
In 1999, the UN General Assembly declared 25 November, the anniversary of the Mirabal Sisters' death, as 'International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women'.
Elegant and audacious, Suzanne Belperron pioneered a new aesthetic in jewelry. While perhaps the most important woman jeweler of the twentieth century, she is relatively unknown today except to collectors. Asked once why she never signed her work, Madame Belperron replied, “My style is my signature.”
