Post World War-II, Europe's reconstruction was aided by the spread of the automobile. Japan followed suit and this industry became its spearhead into international markets. As the automobile industry grew, so did the economy. After the oil crises of the '70s, the impetus of growth during the '80s was achieved through computers. A new paradigm started evolving leading to today's world of information technology.
Many sceptics doubt the future of the automobile industry in such a changing world.
I would humbly submit my note of dissent. The reasons are clear. Six billion people abound the earth. Only one billion today can enjoy the benefits of an automobile. The rest are waiting to own one.