Ford Model T

The Ford Model T

The Model T was a groundbreaking automobile manufactured by Ford Motor Company, and while it was primarily associated with American manufacturing, it also had a significant presence in the UK market. It was a relatively simple, robust, and practical car that featured a 2.9-litre four-cylinder engine and a two-speed planetary transmission. Initially imported from America, and later assembled at the Ford's Manchester factory from 1911, the Model T was designed to be affordable and reliable for the emerging middle class.

The Model T was sold in the UK from 1908 to 1927, primarily attracting small business owners, doctors, rural dwellers, and affluent working-class families who could afford its relatively modest price tag. During this period, approximately 300,000 Model Ts were sold in the British market, which was quite remarkable for the era. The vehicle was particularly popular in rural areas where its high ground clearance and durability made it well-suited for the often-poor road conditions of early 20th century Britain.

The Model T's success in the UK helped establish Ford as a major player in the British automotive industry, though it never achieved quite the same revolutionary impact as it did in America. The car has become highly collectible and is remembered as the vehicle that helped democratize motoring in Britain. Its legacy can be seen in the establishment of Ford's long-term presence in the UK market, which continues to this day, and it remains an iconic symbol of early automotive history.

Here are 8 Ford Model T used car sales records for you to browse through.