Ford designated his prototypes by letter. The model T was the twentieth model in his development series.
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The just as famous, but later Model A, was the first of a new series of development.
The Model T was first built in 1908 although it was sold as a 1909 model. Henry Ford gave it an alphabetic designation instead of a name. Ford and his engineers used the first 19 letters of the alphabet to designate their automobiles, although some of the cars were experimental and never reached the public. The most successful of the early production cars was the Model N -- a small, light, four-cylinder machine which went on the market at $500. A $2,500 six-cylinder luxury car, the Model K, sold poorly.
The Model A letter code was later reused on the successor to the Model T.
Model A and MOdel T
the ford model T
The Ford Model T was known as 'Tin Lizzie' , T, Flivver, & T Model.
The model A Ford followed the model T Ford from 1928 to 1931.
The Model T Ford.
Ford Model T ended in 1927.
Ford Model T was created in 1908.
Yep, the Ford Model T was a car.
Ford used letters as model names instead of words in the beginning. That car was called the Model T and that was it's name. Ford started using names as models later on in the 1930s.
I believe the Model T made Henry Ford famous. It was the first production line car.
Ford Model T was the first "mass produced" though he had many production models before the Model T.
Ford started with the model A and, through a series of prototypes and actual vehicles, he arrived at the Model T which quickly caught on in the market. The model T replaced the model N as the most popular Ford vehicle. Subsequently, Ford released the Model A. It was not named the Model U because Plymouth had released their first vehicle which was already named the Model U. Therefore, Ford started back at A.