During Franklin D. Roosevelt's 12 years as U.S. president, cars became far more than just transportation at the White House. They served as symbols of visibility, security, and presidential authority.
In 1941, just after Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt rode to Congress in a seized armored limo once owned by gangster Al Capone. It was the only bulletproof car available. Today, presidential ...
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