This Day in History

The Ford Motor Company was incorporated on June 16, 1903, by Henry Ford and a group of investors. This pivotal moment in American industry not only led to the mass production of automobiles but also introduced revolutionary production methods, including the assembly line technique. Ford’s vision made cars affordable and accessible to the average American, fundamentally transforming American society and the global automobile industry. The company’s success catalyzed the growth of related industries and reshaped urban landscapes worldwide.