Company Story
1903 - Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company on June 16th with a total of $28,000 in capital.
1908 - The first Ford Model T was introduced, revolutionizing the automotive industry.
1913 - Ford introduced the first moving assembly line, reducing production time and costs.
1914 - Ford became the first company to pay its workers a minimum wage of $5 per day.
1925 - The Ford Tri-Motor airplane was introduced, marking Ford's entry into the aviation industry.
1927 - The Ford Model A replaced the Model T, featuring a more modern design and improved performance.
1932 - The Ford V-8 engine was introduced, providing more power and efficiency.
1942 - Ford stopped producing cars and shifted its production to support the war effort during World War II.
1945 - Ford resumed car production after the war, introducing the 1946 Ford model.
1956 - The Ford Thunderbird was introduced, becoming an iconic American sports car.
1964 - The Ford Mustang was introduced, becoming an instant success and a symbol of American muscle cars.
1980 - Ford acquired a 25% stake in Mazda, marking the beginning of a long-term partnership.
2000 - Ford acquired Land Rover, expanding its presence in the luxury SUV market.
2008 - Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors, focusing on its core brand.
2014 - Ford introduced the F-150 with an aluminum body, reducing weight and improving fuel efficiency.