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Ford Model A Production Begins at Rouge Assembly
After a three-month shutdown, to retool for "The New Ford", Ford Motor Company began to produce the car that would replace the iconic Model T.
December 1927: Ford Introduces the Model A
The replacement for the ubiquitous Model T was a brand new vehicle that brought new levels of design, safety and comfort to the mass market.
110 Years of Ford Racing
Henry Ford's 148th Birthday Anniversary
Henry Ford was born on this date in 1863, in what was then known as Greenfield Township, Michigan. He was the first of William and Mary (Litogot) Ford's six children and grew up on the family farm, located near the current intersection of Greenfield and Ford Roads.
Back to the Drawing Board
A designer works on sketches and illustrations for the 1957 Lincoln Premier.
Ford Alfresco: Ford of Britain at 100
Ford executives were invited to abandon the office for fresh air and a chance to see the Mark ll versions of Ford's popular family cars. Launched in 1956 and marketed as the 'Three Graces', the Mark ll Consul, Zephyr and Zodiac marked a further step in British motoring away from post-war austerity towards glamour and modernity.
Mystery On Wheels
The Ford Mystere concept car was introduced to the press on October 5, 1955.
True Horsepower: Ford of Britain at 100
This week we've ploughed the archives to bring you the perfect illustration of Ford horsepower. On a typical British farm the farmer tends his cattle while the horses wonder whether the Ford Anglia's 36bhp is any match for them.
The Model T Put the World on Wheels
Ford's "Tin Lizzie," also known as the Model T, put the world on wheels by making personal transportation affordable.
Village Industries Program
Henry Ford created the Village Industries program to bring jobs and prosperity to small towns, while taking advantage of clean hydroelectric power and preserving local communities.