Across
- 2. THREE – Term for Ford, GM, and Chrysler
- 7. T – Ford’s revolutionary “car for the great multitude”
- 9. The social shift that caused Model T popularity to wane
- 10. The fuel used by the 1893 Duryea car
- 11. What the first license plates were made of
- 12. – The type of steel that made the Model T "tougher"
- 15. – The GM leader who emphasized styling over engineering leadership
- 16. The "planned" strategy to make consumers want new models
- 18. – How 75% of cars were bought by 1925
- 19. The nickname for the Volkswagen that penetrated the U.S. market
- 20. – Brothers who built the first successful U.S. gasoline car
Down
- 1. – The city known as the home of the "Big Three"
- 3. One of the two European countries where the car was perfected
- 4. – The nation that led world auto production by 1980
- 5. Company formed from Maxwell in 1925
- 6. –The massive highway system inspired by Eisenhower
- 8. The other European country where the car was perfected
- 13. – The type of "moving" line Ford introduced in 1913
- 14. – The 1901 car designed by Wilhelm Maybach
- 17. The 1901-1906 car that was a "motorized horse buggy"