Ford

The first production car of the Ford Motor Company, known for its affordability and reliability.

A successor to the Model A, it represented a step forward in technology and design.

The Ford Model C was a significant advancement in automotive design, being one of the first models to feature a more modern and streamlined assembly.

The Ford Model F was produced shortly after the Model C and is noted for its improved engineering and features aimed at a broader market.

The Ford Model N was a popular early automobile produced by Ford, known for being affordable and reliable.

The Ford Model R was designed as a more affordable vehicle with a slightly improved design over the Model N.

The Ford Model K was a larger and more luxurious vehicle compared to its predecessors, featuring a more powerful engine and upgraded styling.

The Ford Model S was a luxury touring car that was produced by Ford in the early 1900s.

The Ford Model T, also known as the Tin Lizzie, was the first affordable automobile and is considered the first mass-produced car.

The Ford Model 18 was a significant model for Ford, introduced as a successor to the Model A, featuring more modern styling and improved technology.

The Ford Model 40 was a popular coupe model known for its affordability and reliability during the early 1930s.

The Ford Model 40A was a redesign of the Model A with updated features and design elements.

The Ford Model 40B introduced a more streamlined design and was available in various body styles.

The Ford Model 48 was part of the Ford lineup in the mid-1930s, known for its streamlined design and improved features over its predecessors.

The Ford Model 68 was a mid-range offering that featured updated styling and improved performance over its predecessors.

The Ford Model 77 introduced a more modern design and was part of Ford's push for increased comfort and performance.

The Ford Model 78 was a mid-range car that offered a larger and more powerful engine than its predecessor, catering to the growing demand for comfort and performance.

The Ford Model 81A was a popular model during its time, known for its stylish design and reliable performance, featuring a variety of body styles.

The Ford Deluxe was a stylish and comfortable sedan that offered a range of features for its time.

Introduced as a more luxurious option, the Ford Super Deluxe featured upgraded interiors and additional technology.

A light-duty truck that provided utility for farming and business, known for its reliability.

The Ford Model 39A was a series of cars produced by Ford in 1939, representing a continuation of the Ford styling and engineering.

The Deluxe Model 39A featured more luxurious appointments and trim compared to the standard model, appealing to buyers looking for a comfortable ride.

A series of heavy-duty trucks known for their power and capability.

The Ford Custom was a line of vehicles designed for the mid-range market, offering a balance of style and affordability.

The Ford F-Series is a series of trucks that are known for their durability and versatility, popular for both work and personal use.

The Ford Anglia is a small family car that gained popularity with its compact design and efficiency.

A full-size station wagon that offered ample space and comfort, featuring wood paneling on the sides.

A mid-range model that combined style and comfort, aimed at buyers looking for a step up from the standard Ford models.

A half-ton pickup truck that was versatile and popular among both commercial and private buyers.

The Ford Victoria is a two-door coupe version of the Ford sedan, known for its stylish design and comfortable interior.

The Ford Customline was a full-size car that featured a modern design and a range of engine options, appealing to families and individuals alike.

The Ford Mainline was a value-oriented full-size sedan that offered functional features and reliable performance.

A classic American sports car known for its stylish design and powerful performance.

The Ford Crestline was a full-size car produced by Ford in the early 1950s, known for its stylish design and comfort.

The Ford Fairlane was introduced in 1953 as a mid-range car that combined performance with comfort and style.

A full-sized car that was part of the Fairlane series, known for its stylish design and spacious interior.

The Ford F-100 is a pickup truck that was part of the F-Series, known for its durability and versatility, popular among both consumers and businesses.

A coupe utility vehicle that combined a car's passenger comfort with a truck's cargo capability.

A brand created by Ford that aimed to capture a new market but is often remembered for its failure. The Edsel featured innovative designs and technology.

The Ford Galaxie was a full-size car produced by Ford from 1959 to 1974, known for its spacious interior and powerful engine options.

The Ford Falcon was a compact car that gained popularity for its affordability and practicality, produced from 1960 to 1970, but its introduction was in 1959.

The Ford Ranch Wagon was a full-size station wagon that offered ample space for passengers and cargo, part of the Ford full-size car lineup.

The Ford Mustang is a legendary American muscle car known for its performance and style, first introduced in 1964 but based on design ideas from 1961.

The Ford Starliner was a full-size car that offered a sleek design and was part of the Ford line-up in the early 1960s.

The Ford Galaxie 500 was a full-size car that combined performance with luxury and was popular in the early 1960s.

The F-250 is part of Ford's Super Duty lineup, known for its heavy-duty capabilities and versatility for both work and personal use.

A compact SUV designed for off-road capability, known for its ruggedness and versatility.

The Ford Cortina was a popular compact car produced by Ford of Britain, known for its affordability and practicality.

A luxury sports coupe that shares its platform with the Mustang, offering more refinement and comfort.

The Ford Torino was a mid-size car that offered a variety of body styles and engine options, known for its performance and sporty design.

The Ford LTD was a full-size car produced by Ford as a higher trim level of the Ford Galaxie, known for its luxury features and spacious interior.

The Ford Mustang GT is a performance-oriented version of the Mustang, featuring upgraded engines, suspension, and styling.

The 1968 Ford Falcon was a compact car that provided a balance of style, efficiency, and performance, popular among American families.

A high-performance variant of the Ford Mustang, featuring enhanced aerodynamics and a powerful engine.

A compact car designed for fuel efficiency and affordability, the Ford Maverick was introduced as an alternative to larger sedans.

The Ford Courier was a compact pickup truck that offered utility and versatility for small truck enthusiasts.

The Ford Elite was a personal luxury car based on the Ford Torino platform, distinguished by its unique styling and features.

The Ford Granada was a mid-size car that offered a comfortable ride and was aimed at the personal luxury segment.

A smaller, more fuel-efficient version of the original Mustang, the Mustang II was introduced during the 1970s fuel crisis.

The sixth generation of the iconic F-Series trucks, known for their durability and versatility.

A mid-sized car that was part of the Ford Torino lineup, known for its distinctive styling and performance options during the 1970s.

The Ford F-150 is part of the F-Series and has become one of the best-selling trucks in America, known for its durability and versatility.

The Ford Fairmont was a compact car that offered a blend of comfort and practicality, making it a popular choice during its time.

The Ford Escort was introduced as a compact car designed for efficiency and affordability, appealing to a broad market.

The Ford LTD II was a full-size car that provided a comfortable ride with ample space, aimed at the family market.

A small, economical car designed for urban driving.

A large family car that was popular in the UK and parts of Europe.

A smaller, more compact version of the classic Bronco, the Bronco II offered off-road capability combined with everyday usability.

A compact pickup truck that was designed for utility and versatility, the Ford Ranger was popular for both work and leisure.

A mid-size car that was a significant part of Ford's line-up during the 1980s, known for its aerodynamic design.

A compact car that was designed as a family vehicle, known for its fuel efficiency.

A compact car that served as a counterpart to the Ford Tempo, offering similar features and design.

A sports coupe that was developed in collaboration with Mazda, blending sporty performance with everyday usability.

A mid-size SUV that offers a balance of passenger comfort and cargo capacity.

A high-performance version of the Ford Taurus, featuring a powerful engine and sport-tuned suspension.

A mid-size van known for its spacious interior and versatility, popular for family use.

A subcompact car that was economical to operate and known for its practicality.

A full-size sedan known for its spacious interior and use as a police vehicle.

A compact sedan designed for comfort and efficiency, known for its European styling and handling.

A family-friendly minivan that offered spacious seating and versatility for passengers and cargo.

A small subcompact car aimed at economical driving, known for its affordability and practicality.

A full-size SUV designed for families, providing ample space, power, and off-road capability.

The Ford Pinto was a popular subcompact car known for its affordability and compact size, targeting the growing demand for economical vehicles.