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1913 Ford introduces the integrated moving assembly line to auto production

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1913 Ford introduces the integrated moving assembly line to auto production

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Ford's innovation accelerated the speed with which Ford could produce cars helped him continue to lower the price of the Model T.

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The day after the "$5 Day" was announced, an estimated 10,00 people lined up outside Ford's employment office hoping to be hired.

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1914 Ford institutes the famous "$5 Day"

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1914 Ford institutes the famous "$5 Day"

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In 194, $5 per day was double the existing pay rate for factory workers, and Ford reduced the workday from nine to eight hours.

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At the time, most of the automobiles in existence were luxurious novelties rather than affordable transport. But to appeal to he mass market, Ford's vehicle also had to be reliable and east to maintain. Fortunately for millions of new drivers, it was.

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The Model T was one of the best-selling vehicles of all time, and arguably the most famous car in the world.

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Henry Ford's Model T put the world on wheels with a simple, affordable, durable automobile. Ford sold 15 million Model 's before ceasing production in May 1927.

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1907 Ford introduces the Scripted typeface of its trademark

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1907 Ford introduces the Scripted typeface of its trademark

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Childe Harold Wills designed the Ford Logo

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1899 Henry Ford joins a group that founds the Detroit Automobile Co. 

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1899 Henry Ford joins a group that founds the Detroit Automobile Co. 

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Ford leaves company within one year