Ford’s 1927 landmark: new model to meet changing times
In a 1927 address Henry Ford explains why the company shifted from the Model T to a new Ford car. He cites broad goals of affordability and utility, the Model T’s role in expanding roads and education, and emphasizes economy of production, quality, and evolving design for 1928 onward.
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Ford's New Car Promises Speed and Value for All
Henry Ford outlines a new Ford model emphasizing higher speed, four wheel brakes, quiet and smooth operation, and durability. He describes a production approach focused on value, low profit margins, and sharing profits with customers while noting extensive testing and twelve years of development.
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