The Ford Motor Company was incorporated in 1903 by Henry Ford. In 1908, his development of the Model T accomplished the efficiency and reliability he had been working to create. It revolutionized the automobile industry, making a cost-efficient product consumers could afford. 

 

In 1914, employees were paid $5 a day wage. They were allowing low-skilled workers to afford the products they were creating. Two out of three cars on the road were Model T.

 

Towards the '50s and '60s, Ford introduced the Thunderbird and Mustang. Ford remains one of the largest car producers in the world.