FORD
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American manufacturer incorporated in 1903, the company that turned the moving assembly line into mass car production.
- Founded
- 16 June 1903, by Henry Ford
- Headquarters
- Dearborn, Michigan
- Brands
- Ford, Lincoln
- Listed
- New York Stock Exchange, symbol F
Henry Ford incorporated the company in 1903. Its moving assembly lines and its methods for managing a large industrial workforce were known around the world as Fordism by 1914.
Ford owned Volvo from 1999 to 2010 and sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors in March 2008. Its Mercury brand, used for mid-priced cars since 1938, was discontinued in the third quarter of 2010.
- 1903Ford Motor Company incorporated
- 1914Assembly-line methods known worldwide as Fordism
- 1999Ford acquires Volvo
- 2008Jaguar and Land Rover sold to Tata Motors
- 2010Mercury brand discontinued
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FORD Ford B-Max: the small MPV with no B-pillar and sliding rear doors
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FORD Ford Abeille: the van version of the French Ford Vedette
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FORD Ford A series: the go-between truck of Ford of Britain
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FORD 1952 Ford: Mainline, Customline and the Mileage Maker six
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FORD Ford Landau: the Brazilian flagship based on the 1966 Galaxie
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FORD Ford GPW: how Ford built the wartime jeep
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FORD Ford Model T: the car that put America on wheels
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FORD Thames Trader: the first heavy truck designed by Ford of Britain
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FORD Ford Iosis: the show car that introduced Kinetic Design
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FORD Ford Royale: the Brazilian estate that was really a Volkswagen
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FORD Ford Verona: the Brazilian two-door based on the Orion
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FORD 1932 Ford: the Model B and the first mass-market V8
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FORD Ford Parklane: the one-year premium wagon aimed at the Nomad
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FORD Ford Pampa: Brazil’s best-selling coupe utility
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FORD Ford F-Series: the best-selling pickup in America since 1977
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FORD Ford Model AA: the Model A turned into a truck
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FORD Ford Corcel: the Brazilian Ford that began as a Renault project
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FORD Ford Vedette: the only French V8 car of its time
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FORD Ford Versailles: Brazil’s Ford badged as a Volkswagen Santana
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FORD Ford Pinto: America’s first Ford subcompact and its safety controversy