Model A
First mass Ford
Model A refers to the Ford Model A, an automobile produced by Ford Motor Company in two distinct eras: 1903–1904 as Ford's first production car, and 1927–1931 as the successor to the legendary Model T.
The latter is far more famous—a reliable, affordable car that sold nearly five million units during the Great Depression.
His grandfather still tinkers with the Model A in the garage.
Model A now evokes early automotive history and vintage car enthusiasm.
- FordMajor American automaker
- vintageQuality from past eras
- classicOf lasting excellence
- automobileSelf-propelled passenger conveyance
- 1920sPost-WWI American decade
hand crank · antique · horseless · tin · jalopy · crank · starter motor · running board · rumble seat · rumble · roadster · chassis · spoke wheels · Henry · Detroit · assembly plant · assembly line · production line
- automobilescar, truck, SUV, van, sedan
- vehiclescar, bus, truck, van, bike
- Ford VehiclesMustang, F-150, Explorer, Taurus, Thunderbird
- vintage vehiclesantique car, classic car, vintage car, horseless carriage, vintage train
- hot rodshot rod, hotrod, deuce coupe, rat rod, gasser
- Socionicsquadra, duality, dichotomies, ESE, ESI
Model AModel T
First mass-produced automobile
Tin Lizzie · Ford Model T · Ford Mustang · V8 · Ford F-150
Model AFord Mustang Mach-E
Electric crossover SUV
electric vehicle · autonomous vehicle · self-driving car · Tesla · Ford GT
- role modelPerson others emulate
- model houseDecorated sales example
- model carScaled-down automobile reproduction
- fashion modelPerson displaying designer clothing
- physical modelConstructed representation of something
- modeling claySoft sculpting material
model, models, modeling, modeled, modeler, modelers, remodel, remodels, remodeling