The Streamlined Chrysler Airflow and Union Pacific’s M-10000 Train in 1934
The Chrysler Airflow became the first vehicle to use streamlining, which helped it reduce fuel assumption while also increasing speed. The Union Pacific M-10000 was the first streamlined passenger train and also the first of its kind to use an internal combustion engine for power. In this iconic photo, two symbols of American craftsmanship and ingenuity are pictured side-by-side.
