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This Hundred-Year-Old New York Times Article About Automobile Deaths Is Still Accurate And Goes Hard As Hell

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The article from Jalopnik discusses a century-old piece from The New York Times dated June 11, 1923, which reflects on the rapid evolution of the automobile industry. The historical article highlights the significant advancements in car manufacturing, noting how the industry had grown from producing just a few thousand vehicles annually to millions, with a focus on the transition from luxury items to mass-produced goods accessible to the general public. It also touches on the societal impact of automobiles, including changes in lifestyle, the development of road infrastructure, and the economic implications of widespread car ownership. The Jalopnik piece uses this historical context to draw parallels with the current state of the automotive industry, emphasizing the continuous cycle of innovation and adaptation that has characterized the sector for over a hundred years.

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