Henry Ford

Model T Production and Evolution Timeline

This timeline details the production run of the Ford Model T, including key milestones and changes throughout its nearly two-decade reign.

Model T Introduction

1908

The Model T was introduced, immediately becoming a popular and affordable automobile for the masses. Its simple design and ease of repair made it accessible to a wide range of consumers.

Mass Production and Price Reduction

1914

The implementation of the moving assembly line enabled Ford to dramatically increase production and lower the price of the Model T, making it even more accessible to the average American.

Dominance of the Market

Mid-1910s to Mid-1920s

The Model T dominated the automotive market for many years, becoming a symbol of American ingenuity and affordability.

Declining Sales

Late 1920s

As consumer preferences evolved and competitors introduced more stylish and feature-rich vehicles, sales of the Model T began to decline.

End of Model T Production

May 26, 1927

Ford ceased production of the Model T after nearly two decades, marking the end of an era in automotive history. A total of over 15 million Model Ts were produced.