During the 1960s and into the 1970s, Borg-Warner Chemical, a division of the multinational corporation Borg-Warner, endeavored to market various types of plastics. In pursuit of this goal, they established a subsidiary named "Marbon" to facilitate sales. Among Marbon's primary objectives was the promotion of a specific industrial plastic known as Cycolac to the US automotive industry. To achieve this, they utilized a series of small sports cars…