That “unknown territory” meant introducing the West Coast to the concept of dealerships with service bays for on-site car repairs dealers conceived the notion of “used cars,” those vehicles buyers “traded in” so they could buy a new one and dealers made commonplace the idea of financing cars, an idea the scared the car makers in Detroit until they saw the orders rolling in. Car dealers made the big difference, as they ventured into unknown territory.
SATURDAY MAY 20 11:00 -1:00 DRIVING FORCE Automobiles and the New American City 1900-1930 Darryl Holter Stephen Geeĭriving Force: Automobiles and the New American City 1900-1930 explores the explosive growth of L.A.’s passion for cars, ignited by an unlikely and visionary mix of entrepreneurs.
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