Model T

The Model T, introduced by Ford in 1908, was one of the first affordable, reliable automobiles made for the everyday person. It was built using assembly line techniques, which drastically reduced manufacturing time and costs. Its simple design and durability made car ownership accessible to many Americans, transforming transportation and society. The Model T was versatile, suitable for different terrains, and popular for nearly two decades. It marked a significant shift from horse-drawn carriages to motorized vehicles, helping to shape modern automobile manufacturing and travel.