Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca will open the video cassette version of Platoon this month with a 45-second “tribute” to Vietnam veterans. The spot, which will lead every copy of the Oscar ...

Lee Iacocca, who created the iconic Ford Mustang and later in his career rescued Chrysler from bankruptcy, has died, his foundation and Ford Motor Company confirmed on Tuesday. He was 94. Iacocca ...

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Lee A. Iacocca, the visionary automaker who ran the Ford Motor Company and then the Chrysler Corporation and came to personify Detroit as the dream factory of America’s postwar love affair with ...

Auto industry icon Lee Iacocca, once one of America’s highest profile business executives and credited with rescuing Chrysler from near-bankruptcy in the 1980s, has died. He was 94.

Longtime auto executive Lee Iacocca, who will be laid to rest this week, appeared on a historic "Nightline" episode 28 years ago.

Lee Iacocca was a corporate giant for Ford and Chrysler, an executive whose legacy includes the births of both the Mustang and the minivan, and the saving of Chrysler.

Lee Iacocca, who died Tuesday, sold America on the Mustang, the minivan and Chrysler, turning the automaker around through genius salesmanship.

Lee Iacocca was rightly eulogized as the father of the Ford Mustang and the Chrysler K-car. But his lasting legacy and true cultural impact came thanks to the humble minivan.

He will be best remembered as the blunt-talking, cigar-chomping Chrysler chief who helped engineer a great corporate turnaround.

Charismatic auto executive Lee Iacocca became famous for orchestrating a stunning turnaround of Chrysler in the 1980s with aid from Congress. He also oversaw the development of the minivan, which ...

When the 1986 movie Platoon was later released on videocassette, viewers first saw a “tribute” — Chrysler and HBO Video refused to call it a commercial and didn’t disclose financial terms — from ...