Tucker

America was shaped and defined through the basis of free enterprise. Long before America became a nation onto its own, it had already established a strong economy built on a solid foundation of free enterprise where any business had the right and the freedom to compete for profit with minimal government regulations and restrictions. Central to the idea of free enterprise is the freedom of entrepreneurs to bring new competition into any industry, freedom to succeed by offering consumers a better product, and the freedom to fail. Although most businesses claim to support free enterprise, few favor new competition in their own field. Preston Tucker was an innovative visionary who dreamt of building “the car of tomorrow” using cutting edge technology and design yet failed due to stiff opposition from major competitive automotive manufacturers and their political representatives. This can be clearly seen after examining the history of the Tucker Torpedo and the Tucker Corporation.

Preston Tucker envisioned a car that would revolutionize the automotive industry, yet soon realized that launching a major enterprise against the leading automotive companies, Ford, General Motors, and Chrysl

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Approximate Word count = 1298
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)