Ford

Ford Motor Company was founded in 1903 by Henry Ford in Detroit, United States, revolutionizing the automotive industry with mass production and the Model T in 1908. Ford's history spans more than a century of worldwide presence, establishing Ford manufacturer among the three largest automobile manufacturers globally alongside General Motors and Toyota. The Ford range covers all major segments: passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, minivans, and commercial vehicles, with emblematic models such as the Mustang (launched in 1964), the F-series (pickup leader in the United States since 1948), and more recently the Fiesta, Kuga, and Explorer. Operating on all continents, the group runs factories in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America, generating annual revenue exceeding 130 billion dollars. Since the 2010s, Ford accelerates its transition to electromobility with the launch of electric vehicles such as the Mustang Mach-E (2020) and the electric version of the F-150 (2022), strengthening its competitiveness against Tesla and Asian manufacturers. Ford models benefit from detailed technical specifications listing engines, transmissions, equipment, and consumption data, essential for buyers and collectors of vintage and contemporary automotive brochures.