FORD MODEL T RUNABOUT

The Ford Model T Runabout, introduced in 1908, revolutionized personal transportation. Henry Ford's vision was to create an affordable and reliable car for the masses.

The Model T was simple to operate, maintain, and mass-produce. Its low price made car ownership accessible to a wider segment of the population.

The Model T's success transformed American society, enabling greater mobility and contributing to economic growth.

Its successor was the Ford Model A, introduced in 1927.

A little-known story: Ford initially painted the Model T in various colors. However, to streamline production and reduce costs, he famously declared that customers could have any color they wanted, as long as it was black. This decision significantly accelerated production and lowered the price, making the Model T even more accessible.