Here’s a look at the life of Lee Iacocca, American automotive executive.Personal:Birth date: October 15, 1924Death ...

Served as chairman of the board of The Iacocca Family Foundation. 1984 – Releases “Iacocca: An Autobiography.” 1984 – Establishes The Iacocca Family Foundation, to raise money for diabetes ...

There’s no mistaking the Aviator for anything other than an American luxury SUV. It’s fairly good in a market segment teeming ...

He was recruited in 1982 by Chrysler to run its government affairs division and promoted to Vice President by CEO Lee Iacocca ... Michael loved news and politics. He generously supported many ...

Iacocca, the Ford Motor Co. president who got his start in the auto industry at the former Chester Ford plant in 1946, has an explanation for the 16 percent increase in the cost of cars over the past ...

A mechanical engineer turned product strategist, he was the last surviving member of the trio behind the Mustang, alongside Lee Iacocca and Gale Halderman, who died in 2019 and 2020 respectively.

Ask the average automotive enthusiast who led the development of the Ford Mustang and Chrysler minivan, and the likely answer they’ll give you is Lee Iacocca. Which isn’t incorrect.

Sperlich, who passed away on January 20, 2025, was the last surviving member of the trio behind the Mustang, alongside Lee Iacocca and Gale ... HotCars to your Google News feed.