A front-row seat of nearly 50 years of change in the auto industry
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Wayne Pitman Ford, a car dealership, has seen significant changes in the auto industry over the past 50 years, with advancements in technology and safety features. The dealership's owner, Wayne Bricknell, reflects on the evolution of cars, from the lack of airbags and backup cameras to the current era of electric vehicles and online shopping.
Wayne Pitman Ford has been in business for 50 years. The auto industry has changed significantly since its founding. Cars now have advanced safety features like airbags and backup cameras. Technology has also improved, with features like WiFi and Bluetooth. The dealership's owner, Wayne Bricknell, has seen these changes firsthand. He started washing cars in 1977 and now owns the dealership. Bricknell notes that electric vehicles have fewer parts and are easier to maintain. However, the shift to electric vehicles has also presented challenges, such as changing parts and supply chains. Despite these challenges, Bricknell is optimistic about the future of the auto industry.
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