10. Trying to keep Luke's death a secret, Rudy and his co-workers bury Luke behind his dealership. In fact, in a move Henry Ford would disapprove of, they bury him in a car. But, which one?
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Answer:
Edsel
Realizing Roy has caused Luke's death, Rudy is determined to prevent Roy from getting control of the dealership and Luke's finances. To buy time, he uses the Edsel that used to be part of New Deal's business sign to bury Luke in an old service pit behind the building. With both Luke and the Edsel gone, and Rudy's explanation that Luke has driven to Miami in the Edsel, Roy is thwarted, at least temporarily. Despite his certainty that his brother is dead, Roy cannot prove it, and his lawyer assures Roy that there is nothing that can be done.
Edsel Ford was Henry Ford's son, and he served as the president of the Ford Motor Company from 1919 - 1943. Edsels were produced from 1958 - 1960, and named after Edsel Ford. They were not successful in the American market, and are considered an epic failure in the automobile industry.