“American-Crafted Internet Services for Home and Auto”
Scott Andrews, the founder and American-Crafted CEO of Packard Motors, initially encountered Packard cars while coming across one for sale on an Ohio road. Exploring two museums dedicated to the Packard Motor Car Company, he delved into the extensive history of the brand, initiated by the Packard brothers in Warren, Ohio, in 1899.
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Andrews is now reinvigorating this iconic American brand, aiming to preserve the original company’s ethos while introducing new innovations and services to captivate new generations. The original Packard Motor Car Company had been a trailblazer in pioneering technologies, and Andrews is determined to reclaim that leadership role.
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“Packard pioneered four-wheel brakes, introduced air-conditioning in automobiles, and more, all while crafting their cars as elegant works of art. They played a pivotal role in the fight against communism in World War II by supplying combustion engines for military airplanes, tanks, and boats,” he explained.
“In many ways, we need that caliber of leadership today. It’s time to revive the American spirit of invention, elegant design, and living the American way. Packard, once a dormant giant, is now reawakened and ready to serve the American people once again.”
Packard Motors is set to unveil a new internet service, Packard Post, during the 2023 holiday season. Andrews emphasized the growing dissatisfaction among Americans with the erosion of their civil rights online. He criticized tech alternatives attempting to replace mainstream platforms for adopting a similar architecture to Big Tech.
According to Andrews, Packard Post aims to empower Americans by providing complete control over their internet services and treating their data as private property. The service intends to offer these features and more, aligning with the principles of individual autonomy and data ownership.
