Description

A fast-talking, no-nonsense account of an American business legend, this book traces Lee Iacocca’s rise from the son of Italian immigrants to the top of the auto industry—and the dramatic fall that followed. With a hard-hitting, behind-the-scenes voice, it explores how he helped reshape the 1960s auto world, including the creation of the iconic Mustang, and how he navigated the politics and pressure that defined corporate power. When Chrysler teetered on the edge of collapse, Iacocca’s leadership and stubborn resolve turned near-bankruptcy into a remarkable comeback, earning him national attention and a reputation for integrity under fire. At its core, the story examines ambition, accountability, and the grit required to rebuild—making it as much about character and leadership as it is about cars.

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paperback

Bantam

Published Apr 3, 2007

365 pages

ISBN: 9780553384970

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First Published

1984

Language

eng

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