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Ford History
The Ford Motor Company (usually called Ford; sometimes called FoMoCo), NYSE: F is a multinational corporation that manufactures automobiles. The automaker was founded by Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan, United States (where the company is currently headquartered), and incorporated in 1903. In its twentieth century heyday, Ford, along with General Motors and Chrysler, were known as Detroit's "Big Three" automakers, companies that dominated the American auto market. Toyota surpassed Ford in revenue starting in 2004. Ford remains one of the world's ten largest corporations by revenue.
Ford introduced methods for large-scale manufacturing of cars, and large-scale management of an industrial workforce, especially elaborately engineered manufacturing sequences typified by the moving assembly lines. Henry Ford's combination of highly efficient factories, highly paid workers, and low prices revolutionized manufacturing and came to be known around the world as Fordism by 1914. |
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Under the Ford brand, the company manufactures cars, trucks, and SUVs |
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List of Ford Vehicles
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* Ford 2GA
* Ford 300
* Ford 7W
* Ford 7Y (1938-1939, UK)
* Ford Aerostar (1986-1997)
* Ford Anglia (1940-1967, Europe)
* Ford Aspire (1994-1997, rebadged Kia Avella)
* Ford Bantam (South Africa)
* Ford Bronco (1966-1996)
* Ford Bronco II (1984-1990)
* Ford Cargo (Europe)
* Ford Capri (1961-1964, 1969-1986, Europe; 1989-1994, Australia)
* Ford Classic (1961-1963, UK)
* Ford Comete (1951-1954, France)
* Ford Consul (1951-1962, 1972-1975; UK)
* Ford Contour (1995-2000)
* Ford Corcel (Brazil)
* Ford Corsair (1964-1970, UK; 1989-1992, Australia)
* Ford Cortina (1962-1982, Europe)
* Ford Cougar (1999-2002, Europe)
* Ford Country Sedan
* Ford Country Squire (1949-1991)
* Ford Coupe
* Ford Courier (1972-1982, North America; 1991-2002, Europe; 1972-present, Australia; 1998-present, Brazil)
* Ford Crestline
* Ford Crown Victoria (1955-1957, 1992-present)
* Ford Custom
* Ford Customline
* Ford CX (1935-1937)
* Ford Delivery Car
* Ford Del Rey
* Ford Del Rio
* Ford Deluxe
* Ford E-Series (1961-present)
* Ford Econovan
* Ford Ecosport - Brazilian SUV based on the European Ford Fusion
* Ford Eifel
* Ford Eight
* Ford Elite (1974-1976)
* Ford Escape (2001-present)
* Ford Escort (1981-2002, North America; 1968-2000, Europe)
* Ford Excursion (2000-2005)
* Ford EXP (1982-1988)
* Ford Expedition (1997-present)
* Ford Explorer (1991-present)
* Ford Everest
* Ford F-Series (1948-present)
* Ford Fairlane (1957-1970, North America; 1967-present, Australia)
* Ford Fairmont (1978-1983, North America)
* Ford Falcon (1960-1969, North America; 1960-present, Australia)
* Ford Festiva (1988-1992, rebadged Mazda 121)
* Ford Fiesta (1976-present, Europe; 1978-1980, North America)
* Ford Five Hundred (2005-present)
* Ford Flexible Fuel Vehicle
* Ford Freestar (2004-2007)
* Ford Freestyle (2005-present)
* Ford Freighter
* Ford Focus (2000-present, North America; 1998-present, Europe)
* Ford Focus C-Max (2003-present)
* Ford Fusion (2006-present, North America; 2003-present, Europe)
* Ford Galaxie (1959-1973)
* Ford Galaxy (1995-present, Europe; rebadged Volkswagen Sharan)
* Ford Granada (1975-1982, North America; 1972-1993, Europe)
* Ford Grand Marquis (1999-present, Canada)
* Ford GT (2005-2006)
* Ford GT40 (1966-1969)
* Ford Ikon (Europe and Mexico)
* Ford Jeep
* Ford Ka (1996-present, Europe)
* Ford Kalos
* Ford Köln
* Ford L-series
* Ford Laser (1980-2003, Australia & New Zealand)
* Ford Linha
* Ford Lobo
* Ford Louisville
* Ford LTD (1965-1986, North America; 1971-present, Australia)
* Ford LTD II (1977-1979)
* Ford LTD Crown Victoria (1983-1991)
* Ford Mainline (1952-1956)
* Ford Marauder (2003-2004, Canada)
* Ford Maverick (1970-1977, North America; 1988-1998, Australia; 1993-2004, Europe)
* Ford Meteor 1949-1981, Canada; 1981-1985, Australia; 1986-1995, South Africa)
* Ford Model 4-46
* Ford Model 8-46
* Ford Model 01
* Ford Model 2
* Ford Model 40
* Ford Model 48
* Ford Model 50
* Ford Model 67
* Ford Model 68
* Ford Model 73
* Ford Model 74
* Ford Model 77
* Ford Model 78
* Ford Model 81
* Ford Model 82
* Ford Model 91
* Ford Model 92
* Ford Model A (1903-1905, 1927-1931)
* Ford Model AA
* Ford Model AC
* Ford Model B (1904-1905, 1932-1934)
* Ford Model C (1904-1905)
* Ford Model F (1905-1906)
* Ford Model K (1906-1908)
* Ford Model N (1906-1908)
* Ford Model R (1907)
* Ford Model S (1907-1909)
* Ford Model T (1908-1928)
* Ford Model TT (1925-1927)
* Ford Model V-18
* Ford Model Y (1932-1937)
* Ford Mondeo (1993-present)
* Ford Mustang (1964-present)
* Ford Orion (1983-1993, Europe)
* Ford Pampa (1982-1997, Brazil)
* Ford Panel truck
* Ford Parklane (1956)
* Ford Pilot (1947-1951, UK)
* Ford Pinto (1971-1980)
* Ford Popular (1953-1959, Europe)
* Ford Prefect
* Ford Probe (1989-1997)
* Ford Pronto (Taiwan)
* Ford Pulsar
* Ford Puma (1997-2001, Europe)
* Ford R-Series - UK-market bus chassis
* Ford Ranchero (1957-1979)
* Ford Ranch Wagon
* Ford Ranger (1983-present, North America)
* Ford Ranger EV (1998-2004, all-electric version of the North American Ford Ranger)
* Ford Rheinland (1933-1936, Europe)
* Ford Roadster
* Ford RS200 (1984-1986, Europe)
* Ford RS2000
* Ford Sedan Delivery
* Ford Scorpio (1985-1999, Europe)
* Ford Sierra (1983-1992, Europe)
* Ford Skyliner
* Ford S-MAX
* Ford Special
* Ford SportKa
* Ford Standard
* Ford StreetKa
* Ford Super Deluxe
* Ford Squire
* Ford T-series
* Ford Taurus (1986-2006)
* Ford Taunus (1952-1982, Germany)
* Ford Telstar (1983-1999; Africa, Asia and Australia)
* Ford Tempo (1984-1994)
* Ford Ten
* Ford Ten-Ten
* Ford Territory (2004-present, Australia)
* Ford Thunderbird (1955-1997, 2002-2005)
* Ford Torneo
* Ford Torino (1968-1976)
* Ford Transit (1965-present, Europe and China)
* Ford Versailles (1992-1994, Brazil)
* Ford Victoria
* Ford Windstar (1995-2003)
* Ford Zephyr (1950-1971, UK)
* Ford Zodiac (1950-1971, UK)
* Ford ZX2 (1998-2003) |
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