Complete 6 pages APA formatted article: Car Power Windows. However, car designs evolved over the years and its components were modified to suit the particular needs of the people or model of the car.

Complete 6 pages APA formatted article: Car Power Windows. However, car designs evolved over the years and its components were modified to suit the particular needs of the people or model of the car. It was this need to deliver a new method of opening car windows that led to the invention of the car power window.

One would think that the car window is one part of the car that would not have required any changes to its system. After all, all cars have to air-condition so the windows will always be up. If it isn't too hot outside the car, it may be too cold. In which case the window still won't have to go down because the windows have to help keep the heat in the car. These are indisputable facts that all car owners acknowledge.

The car power window was introduced as the cutting edge of car safety and technology in the 1940s. There is still a bit of discussion and debate raging among car aficionados pertaining to who really invented the power window. While some say it was created in 1940 by the Packard car company (“History of Cars”), others believe it was Daimler who first introduced the product in 1948 (Bellis, Mary “Automobile History”). The only sure piece of information pertaining to the invention of the power window is that it was incorporated into the Ford model cars in 1941 (“History of Cars”).

The invention of the car power window led to the creation of a whole new workforce on the car product line and resulted in the creation of a new industry that employed thousands of people. The car companies tried to adopt the new technology into their automobiles at the soonest possible time due to the increasing demand from the car buyers. One may think that the car power window would not have caught on the way it did with other consumers since the manual window riser system worked perfectly fine in most instances. However, the ease and convenience of having to only flick a switch on the dashboard or side panel in order to raise or lower a window had its benefits.