The Model T rolled out to its first customer on October 1, 1908. The world's first mass-produced car — obviously making it one of the most successful models in Ford's history — was extensively ...

Going to all-black cars was a wise decision because the young Ford Motor Co. had more orders for the Model T than it could fill. According to Ford, in 1914 alone, 300,000 Model T's were made ...

The Model T disrupted personal transportation when Ford Motor Co. introduced it in Detroit in 1908. It also disrupted the concept of work — who did it and how — when the company introduced a ...

To help celebrate its 100th anniversary next year, the Ford Motor Co. commissioned the production of six hand-built 1914 Model T touring cars to help showcase the company's role in U.S. auto history.

This myth was based on a statement Ford made to that effect, although the Model T was only restricted to black from 1914 to 1925. Through 1913 and in 1926 and 1927, it was available in blue, grey ...

Ford made the radical switch to conventional pedals and controls when it dropped the T for the Model A in 1927, but by that time, 15 million Ts were on the road. At the Model T's peak, more than ...

This issue’s car doesn’t look much like the Model T that Henry Ford sold for $260. Ford enthusiast Don Rose, of Fremont, bought it in 2017and, this is his third classic Ford vehicle.

Henry Ford’s predilection for blank-painted Model Ts didn’t have anything to do with the automotive titan’s personal taste, but rather his desire to simplify production and maximize profits.

Ford sells 2019 units in the model's first year, charging customers $600 apiece. A version of the Model T with a pickup body joins the TT in 1925, marking the dawn of the factory-assembled Ford ...

Some may already know that the Ford Model T was infamously only offered in black for over a decade, but that wasn't just because of one man's whim.