The Ford Model T did not simply put more people behind the wheel. It rearranged daily life, work, and even the shape of ...

To mark the 250th anniversary of the United States, we’re cataloging 25 objects that define the country’s history. When the Ford Model T first hit the road in the early 1900s, it didn’t just change ...

The 177-cubic inch inline-four will take any liquid that burns, the wheels are made of hickory wood (only rear ones have ...

Henry Ford and his Model T are as engrained into the fabric of American history as George Washington being our first President. In school, we're taught about the man and his creation, which not only ...

The ferry broke down at exactly the wrong moment for everyone except Henry Ford. On June 8, 1909, two stripped-down Ford ...

There's more to Model T No. 15 million than meets the eye. Ford Motor Co. celebrated its production with a ceremony on the last day of production in 1927 at its sprawling plant in Highland Park just ...

In a high-security room on the third floor of a factory in Detroit’s bustling Milwaukee Junction industrial neighborhood in 1907, six men and a 14-year-old boy changed the world. In less than a year — ...

In the modern-day world, where drag racing usually involves two or more supercars accelerating at breakneck speeds over the quarter-mile, someone decided to take a break from the 700-hp Ferraris, ...

Ford's history is a treasure trove of iconic vehicles, with each one leaving its mark in a big way. Whether it's through groundbreaking innovations, impressive sales figures, triumphs on the race ...

Ford’s eight most senior employees each stamped one digit of the serial number of the 15-millionth Model T. Henry Ford and his son Edsel watched the historic moment. There’s more to Model T No. 15 ...