In the annals of automotive history, few stories capture the imagination and provide as many lessons as the Edsel. Pegged as Ford's 'car of the future,' the Edsel’s journey from concept to spectacular market failure provides a case study in misjudgment, market misreading, and the potential pitfalls of hype.
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