In 1903, Henry Ford established the Ford Motor Company in Detroit, Michigan, with a total of $28,000 in cash from twelve investors. The company's first vehicle, the Model A (1903-1904), was introduced shortly after. However, it was the release of the Ford Model T in 1908 that catapulted the company to leadership in the automotive industry.
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In many countries, the maximum width of standard vehicles is set at 102 inches (8 Ft 6 in). However, there are some exceptions. Because standard road width in most places is 12 feet, most vehicles must conform to the maximum width restriction for safety reasons.
During the late 80s, Japanese car manufacturers introduced luxury vehicles under a different brand to distinguish these vehicles from their standard offerings. Like Honda and Toyota who created the brands Acura and Lexus respectively, Nissan also gave their customers an option for luxury through Infiniti.
