Which American cars have contributed the most to the global auto industry

Today, most of these cars are in impressive car collections, and most of them have very high prices.

During the long history of the automotive industry we have witnessed endless car models. Some have not had a great impact, while others have gone down in history as jewels and icons of the sector.

American automakers have had many such outstanding creations that have gone down in automotive history. 

But what has been the best US contribution to the global auto industry? Here we present 5 American cars that have made history.

It is worth noting that today most of these cars are in impressive car collections, and most of them have very high prices. 

1.- Ford Model T

El Ford Model T 1915, the car that conquered the world over a century ago. Ford built about 15 million Model Ts between 1908 and 1927, first in the United States and then expanding around the world, with factories in Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Spain and the United Kingdom.

With its globalization Ford Model T it helped put the world on wheels and owes its mainstream popularity to the fact that it was affordable, reliable, and easily repaired using off-the-shelf parts.

2.- Chevrolet Carryall Suburban

The first generation was called the Carryall Suburban and was a rugged cargo vehicle that featured a highly extended SUV body resembling a small truck chassis. The Suburban concept was designed to "haul everything."

It was the world's first truck with eight seats and the ability to change the layout to increase the luggage compartment. 

3.- Willys MB Jeep

El willys MB, is an all-wheel drive off-road vehicle, which was developed and manufactured by the American company Willys-Overland Motors. This car was created in response to a call made in 1941 by the US military high command to provide its troops with a light and four-wheel drive vehicle for the transfer of soldiers along the front, in any type of transport. .

The presentation of the Willys MB marked the global automotive industry with a new segment, from which, years later, came the Willys Jeep, the commercial version of the MB, and a few years later it was dubbed the jeep.

 4.- Chevrolet Corvette C1

The Corvette C1 (first generation) began to be manufactured in 1953 and its production ended in 62, to make way for a new generation.

Reviews for this corvette were divided, and sales of the car fell short of expectations in the early years. The program was almost curtailed, but Chevrolet decided to make the necessary improvements.

5.- Cadillac Eldorado Broom 

Cadillac Brogam this is one of the luxury Cadillac models. The Brougham name was used for the 1955 Eldorado Brougham prototype. Cadillac later used the name for luxury versions of the Sixty Special, Eldorado and finally the Fleetwood.

First name Coach It is associated with the British statesman Henry Brougham.

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