Seyfer Automotive Inc

TM and Troy appreciate all of your support. The torch has been passed and we will continue to take care of your late model needs. Reach out to Jason and the team here at Seyfer Automotive for scheduling.

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Rest in peace, Henry Ford II. 😇

On September 29, 1987, Henry Ford II died of pneumonia at the hospital bearing his grandfather's name in Detroit. He was 70.

Dubbed "Hank the Deuce," he replaced his grandfather as president of Ford Motor Company in 1945. He recruited Ernest Breech from General Motors and later assembled a team of “Whiz Kids” to reorganize the company and introduce the statistical control methods that were instrumental in the company’s turnaround. He served as President of the company from 1945 until 1960, when he became Chairman and CEO. Under his tenure, Ford introduced iconic cars like the Thunderbird in the 1950s and the Mustang in the 1960s.

The 1970s were a little more difficult, with an oil embargo that shifted American tastes to smaller, more fuel efficient cars. The Ford Pinto, one of the company's first small cars, was plagued with problems. Controversy even followed into the executive suite, as Ford fired Lee Iacocca as president in 1978.

Ford retired as Chairman in 1980 and the rest of his positions at the company in 1982, but still wielded behind-the-scenes power until his death.

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