Serramonte Ford's Blog

 
For decades, the 24 Hours at Le Mans has been one of the most illustrious events on the racing calendar. With a lineup of elite vehicle brands, the race has fueled innovations that have moved from the garage to everyday driving. Ford, a name synonymous with quality in the United States and beyond, is gearing up to join the event in 2027.

 
Ford Motor Company's impact goes beyond its legendary vehicles like the Mustang or innovative EVs like the Lightning. For 75 years, Ford has played a significant role in supporting communities through philanthropy.

 
Henry Ford was a figure of immense talent. He built his initial automobile prototype in 1886. This early model, which moved on four bicycle wheels, did not have the capability to reverse but was the start of something monumental. By the time 1903 rolled around, Ford was poised to revolutionize the world by founding the Ford Motor Company.

 
In 1908, Henry Ford revolutionized the world with the introduction of the affordable Ford Model T. Famously nicknamed the Tin Lizzie and constructed mostly out of wood, this groundbreaking vehicle made American automobiles accessible to the average person. However, what were the reasons behind its immense success, and why did Ford eventually cease producing a model that had already reached a million units sold within seven years?