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The first car crash in history. Electric cars dominating the streets of New York… in the 1900s. A law that forced drivers to disassemble their car and hide it in the bushes. And Henry Ford — yes — on suspiciously good terms with Hitler.

You couldn’t invent a story this strange. But it’s all true.

In this episode, we travel back to the wild early days of the automobile, where:

A steam-powered monster slammed into a wall at four miles per hour.

Electric cabs quietly ruled Manhattan, with battery-swap stations already in place.

Lawmakers forced cars to crawl behind a man waving a red flag.

The first-ever road trip was undertaken by a woman who repaired her car with a hairpin.

Ford’s assembly line changed the world—and nearly broke the people building it.

And yes, the uncomfortable truth about Ford’s connections with Hitler.

This is the side of car history you’ve never heard about. Buckle up.

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Chapters:
1:18 - The Kettle on Wheels
4:59 - Internal Combustion
7:52 - Quick! Hide Your Car in the Bushes Law
9:27 - The Future That Could Have Been
10:31 - The Wind of Change


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