Wheels by Arthur Hailey

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This is the inside, exciting novel of a giant industry, its men and women, their lives, ambitions, successes, treacheries, ideals disasters, and their loves. It is a story told on many -of plush executive suites, "more of a gambling center than Las Vegas, with higher stakes." -of assembly plant jungles, breeding violence and despair; -of the way a new model car is created, and how those "in the know" make sure they get a good one; -of shady auto dealerships where the public and manufacturers get fleeced;-of auto racing, its people, and the car men's Win on Sunday, tell on Monday; -of auto its fakery and waste; and of the press and air pollution..."news writers are the most gullible people..." --of "The UAW does not condone illegal strikes.'...The plant manager roared, "Goddamit, then! Stop this one!" -of Detroit's inner city, it tragedies and civic shame; -of crime, and the Mafia's evil fingers in the auto world; -and more, much more, in fast-paced Wheels-the most complete and fascinating novel ever written about this vital, virile scene.