On 27 September 1908, the automotive world witnessed a revolution as the first Ford Model T automobile rolled out of the Piquette Plant in Detroit, Michigan.
This marked the dawn of affordable motoring, with Henry Ford's innovative design aimed at making automobiles accessible to the average American.
Known for its simplicity, durability, and low cost, the Model T would go on to transform the transportation industry and American society itself, heralding an era of mass production that forever changed the face of manufacturing.
