According to historian Douglas Brinkley, “Henry Ford II distrusted Lee Iacocca. In 1975, he had even authorized $1.5 million of the company’s money to conduct an investigation of the president ...

At 82 years old, Lee Iacocca is a seasoned individual with a firm handshake and solid conviction, as whet-stoned sharp as he was when he sold Henry Ford II on the idea to build a sporty, four ...

His clash with Lee Iacocca was amplified over the years. He fired Iacocca as Ford president in 1978, only to see him take the helm at Chrysler Corp. and challenge his former boss` style.

Lee Iacocca, the brash, cigar-chomping former Ford president who convinced Henry Ford II to build the Mustang, shared some Mustang memories recently with comedian and car buff Jay Leno.

Lee A. Iacocca, an ambitious immigrant’s son and salesman extraordinaire whose blunt and swaggering persona dominated the automobile industry like nobody since Henry Ford, died Tuesday. He was ...

Lee Iacocca, the auto executive and master pitchman who put the Mustang in Ford’s lineup in the 1960s and became a corporate folk hero when he resurrected Chrysler 20 years later, has died in ...

The GT40, Born of Ford’s Feud The Ford GT40 has great bloodlines as one of the most successful endurance-racing cars of the 1960s, and it’s rare. Now, one is coming up for sale in California.

Lee Iacocca in 1990 with a Dodge Viper. ... Henry Ford II ousted Mr. Iacocca, making the famous remark “Well, sometimes you just don’t like somebody. ...

Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca, two titans of corporate America, had a rocky relationship that shaped the industry in the 1970s and 80s.

Lee A. Iacocca, an ambitious immigrant’s son and salesman extraordinaire whose blunt and swaggering persona dominated the automobile industry like nobody since Henry Ford, died Tuesday. He was 94.

Lee A. Iacocca, an ambitious immigrant’s son and salesman extraordinaire whose blunt and swaggering persona dominated the automobile industry like nobody since Henry Ford, died Tuesday. He was ...