> Not so much for their engineering prowess (though it is typically great) but for being the symbol of the products they create. They are mostly known for bein

> Not so much for their engineering prowess (though it is typically great) but for being the symbol of the products they create. They are mostly known for being rich. Very very rich. Way better engineers creating way better products are not well known. "Great engineering" is not the word choice I will go for to describe their legacy.