On the latest episode of The Drive History Podcast: what if the time machine in Back to the Future was a fridge? Plus, the history of the one millionth Porsche, the founding of Fiat, an overview of the craziest PT Cruiser trims, Craigslist cars, and so much more. Listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/drive-history-22-july-9-15-are-there-cool-pt-cruisers/id1732554861?i=1000661648011 Listen, rate, and subscribe on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and more, and then go watch Back to the Future Part

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My vote? YES ✅️ #gm #carhistory #automotiveengineering #inventors Charles Kettering's most significant automotive contribution was the invention of the electric self-starter for automobile engines, first introduced on the 1911 Cadillac. This innovation replaced the dangerous and cumbersome hand crank, making cars much safer and more accessible to the general public, which greatly increased the market for automobiles. As the head of research at General Motors for many years, Kettering also pionee