The US car industry was the center of creativity, design, and innovation throughout the 20th century—they introduced concepts that have held ground to date. Thousands of models were built, but only a few were glorified. Some of the models ended up as premium muscle cars, while others were considered a failure, although they held very significant industry positions. Let’s look at the top 10 cars that made a historic contribution to the industry in those times.
Ford Model T
This model was a real gem in automotive history and car culture in general. It solely gave birth to the car world in 1908. Ford had already built 15 million of the Model T by 1927, making it the first intensively produced automobile in history. This was the foundation of the car industry with assembly plants all over the USA and yonder.
Model T was the first car created in versatile versions. Ford made it possible for the owners to transform their cars into trucks, agricultural machinery, or even military vehicles. Thanks to the Model T, Ford Motor Company was once the leading car manufacturer in the world. However, Model T was not up to scale in terms of design and technology. They were incredible utilitarian vehicles but not advanced cars. However, they came in handy as people relied on horse-drawn carriages before their introduction in 1608.
