Paul Ingrassia Books

Paul Ingrassia was an American journalist distinguished by a Pulitzer Prize. His career was deeply rooted in journalism, where he focused on detailed reporting and an investigative approach. He dedicated himself primarily to writing and editorial work within the news industry. His contributions lie in the depth and precision of his reportage, which left a significant mark on the world of news.

Crash Course
The American Automobile Industry's Road to Bankruptcy and Bailout-and Beyond
336 pages
12 hours of reading
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The book offers a comprehensive exploration of the history of U.S. automaking, highlighting both its successes and challenges. Paul Ingrassia, with his expertise, provides insightful commentary and engaging anecdotes that illuminate the industry's evolution. Readers can expect a mix of humor, surprising facts, and enlightening stories that capture the essence of American automotive history.
Crash Course
306 pages
11 hours of reading
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Comeback
The Fall and Rise of the American Automobile Industry
520 pages
19 hours of reading
Documents the collapse and comeback of America's largest industry in a saga of greed and stubbornness, spotlighting dedicated managers, engineers, and financiers.

Crash Course

Crash Course

Comeback