Daniel Strohl

Correcting Bad Revisionist History About Ford’s Multi-Fuel Model T Automobile

Q: Greg, back in 1963 when I was 14, my mother drove off one Saturday afternoon in the family 1960 Ford Country Sedan station wagon. She returned a few

Man behind one of the most popular model cars in 1960s has died  Wichita Eagle

Museum programs examine role of cars in civil rights history  Triad Business Journal

Photos courtesy SIVAG The long and slow collapse of the Bertone coachbuilding corporation appears as though it will come to an end this month as Lilli Bertone, the widow of company scion Nuccio Bertone, has put up for sale the last vestiges of the company, including dozens of concept cars and the ri…

The electric car is nothing new. Ninety years ago, Henry Ford and Thomas Edison, two of America’s greatest innovators, tried building one and failed. Daniel Strohl of Hemmings Blog tells us how they killed the electric car. —Ed.