Iacocca

[ ahy-uh-koh-kuh ]

noun

1. Lee [lee] Lido Anthony, 1924–2019, U.S. automobile executive.

Example Sentences

“I didn’t sponsor this bill to help Donald Trump or Lee Iacocca,” Pryor, who chaired the Finance Subcommittee on Internal Revenue Oversight, said at the time.

From Seattle Times

We have Lee Iacocca talking about the Clean Air Act of 1970.

From Salon

“We want to make sure you’re safe, secure and alive,” said Judge Albert Iacocca, who asked what had motivated him to go to treatment this year.

From Washington Times

“We want to make sure you’re safe, secure and alive,” said Judge Albert Iacocca, who asked what had motivated him to go to treatment this year.

From Seattle Times

The longtime home of Lee Iacocca, the late automobile visionary who developed the Ford Mustang and saved the Chrysler Corp. from bankruptcy, just traded hands in Bel-Air for $27.7 million.

From Los Angeles Times