Sometime in August 1898, James Ward Packard confronted Alexander Winton, one the nations first automakers about his car - the 12th one winton sold.
Mr. Packard told Winton of the problems and troubles he was having with his car, and suggested some changes Winton should make to his future automobiles.
Winton rather annoyed by Packard is thought to have said "Mr. Packard, if you are so smart, why don't you make a car yourself!?" I personally think that Winton is more likely to have said "...why don't you make your own damn automobile!?" because it sounds better.
Anyway, as history goes - Winton dropped out of the auto market in 1924, and Packard went on to produce some of the finest American cars built prior to WWII.
So remember, if you think you can do it better - chances are you
can do it better
