Why is Lee Iacocca of Chrysler Automobile Company called a national hero by the American people?

He was the president of Ford Motor Company and later the president of Chrysler Motor Company. He saved the company from the crisis and miraculously revived it to become the third largest automobile company in the United States.

His indomitable fighting spirit of turning failure into victory fascinated people. In 1980s and early 1990s, he became the first American business idol. At the age of 22, Iacocca joined Ford as a salesman, became a regional sales manager at the age of 25, became a vice president and general manager at the age of 36, and became a president at the age of 46. He created an unprecedented record of automobile sales, and the company's profits reached billions of dollars, thus becoming a man of the hour in the automobile industry.

He was fired by Henry Ford II at the age of 54 and joined Chrysler as president in the same year. Six years later, it created a record profit of $2.4 billion, exceeding the total profit 60 years ago. Iacocca has also become a household name and hero in the eyes of Americans. From 65438 to 0984, Iacocca's autobiography broke the sales record and became a world bestseller. The ups and downs of this Italian immigrant descendant in the market, as well as his traditional values and outspoken attitude, have aroused strong repercussions from readers all over the world.

Iacocca is a legendary American business tycoon who likes to shout loudly. It was he who helped save Chrysler, which was about to declare bankruptcy, and made Chrysler gain a profit of $2.4 billion in 1984, exceeding the total profit of Chrysler in 60 years!

Therefore, he became famous in one fell swoop and became the focus of media and public attention. Many people admire him, admire him and respect him. Even former US President George W. Bush admitted that only Iacocca was his strongest opponent in the presidential election.