Timeline

• 1906: Ford Model N is the bestselling car in America.

• 1908: Ford introduces the Model T, which costs $850 or $950 with a windshield and top. Henry Ford wanted the Model T to be affordable, simple to operate and durable.

• 1910: Ford starts the Model T assembly line. Production increases and car prices drop. Three years later, Ford introduces the first moving assembly line.

• 1916: Ford sells the Model T for a record low price of $350, making it affordable for many people.

• 1927: The final Model T went down the assembly line on May 26, 1927. Model T production ends in America, shortly after the 15 millionth car. Ford ends the Model T to focus on a new model.