Lee Iacocca's autobiography, excerpted here, recounts his career in the American automotive industry, focusing on his experiences at Ford and Chrysler.
Positive reviews from the Philadelphia Inquirer and The Wall Street Journal highlight the book's engaging narrative and insider perspective on corporate leadership.
The excerpts explore Iacocca's personal life, including his family history and upbringing, alongside his professional triumphs and conflicts with powerful figures like Henry Ford II.
He details key business decisions, such as the creation of the Ford Mustang and his efforts to rescue Chrysler from financial ruin.
Finally, the text touches upon broader economic and political themes, including government regulation and the challenges posed by foreign competition, particularly from Japan.
