Ford
An American manufacturer whose history is closely tied to the growth of mass-market motoring.
Ford is an American manufacturer whose history is closely tied to mass-market motoring. The Model T helped make car ownership accessible to a wider public. Ford’s Model T history.
This page introduces selected Ford model histories, rather than a complete catalogue. Follow the linked records for available coverage of generations, variants, engines and production years.
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- Ford Motor Company — The Model T
- Ford Motor Company — The Ford Bronco
- Ford Motor Company — All-New 2021 Bronco Two-Door and First-Ever Four-Door Models
- Ford Motor Company — The Ford F-Series Truck Family
- Ford Motor Company — Tailgate Innovation
- Automobile Club de l’Ouest — The Ford GT40 (1969)
- Matt Anderson, The Henry Ford — Mustang: The Birth of an American Icon
- Ford Motor Company — Mustang history
- Wikipedia contributors — Ford Thunderbird: body styles and generations
- Matt Anderson, The Henry Ford — #1 Cars at The Henry Ford
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Ford Bronco
The body-on-frame Ford Bronco launched for the 1966 model year, enlarged for 1978, was discontinued in 1996 and revived for 2021.
ModelFord F-Series
The purpose-built truck range that developed from the 1948 F-1 into the long-running F-150 and Super Duty families.
ModelFord GT40
The mid-engined Ford, approximately 40 inches high, created for endurance racing and victorious at Le Mans four years running in 1966–1969.
ModelFord Model T
The Ford Model T (1908–1927): its engineering, expanding affordability and role in moving-assembly-line production.
ModelFord Mustang
The long-bonnet, short-deck Ford that helped define the American pony car.
ModelFord Thunderbird
Ford's long-running personal car, developed from a two-seat 1950s roadster into larger personal-luxury cars, including coupes, convertibles and a four-door Landau, before a two-seat revival.
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