Lee Iacocca, who created the Ford Mustang and the former head of Chrysler, died in the United States at 95. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the portal TMZ and his relatives.
According to the portal, relatives confirmed the death of Lee Yakokki, but no details were provided.
Lee Yakokki began working for the Ford Motor Company in 1946, having worked there for 32 years. He was named the "father" of the famous Ford Mustang.
in 1978, Henry Ford II fired Iacocca from the Ford Motor Company. After that, he became the head of Chrysler, the American automotive industry. He headed it until 1995. Iacocca also wrote several memoirs.
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