Ford built his first gasoline engine in his spare time, demonstrating his commitment to developing a practical and efficient internal combustion engine.

Ford built his first automobile, the Quadricycle, a horseless carriage with four bicycle wheels and a gasoline engine. This marked a significant step towards his future automotive endeavors.

Henry Ford established the Ford Motor Company, marking the beginning of his large-scale automotive production and sales.

The Ford Model T was introduced, becoming a symbol of affordable and reliable transportation for the masses. Its design and price made it accessible to a wide range of consumers.

Ford implemented the moving assembly line at his Highland Park plant, dramatically increasing production efficiency and reducing manufacturing costs. This revolutionized mass production and set a new standard for industrial efficiency.