Ford workers in Dearborn, Michigan, are photographed finishing the Custom Deluxe at the end of the assembly line, which could produce 500 cars in a single, eight-hour shift.

In trying to do this, Henry Ford was able to perfect modern assembly line production, ... The Chevrolet 490 was just the ...

In 1907, Henry Ford bought 160 acres of land for what would be his Highland Park Ford Plant. The first moving assembly line started a few years later at the plant. Immigrants and other workers ...

Cars are seen on the assembly line at the Torrence Avenue Ford Motor Co. plant, circa early 1970s. (Chicago Tribune historical photo scanned from print, published on Feb. 6, 1973.) ...

Adding robotics to the assembly line adds a significant level of sophistication to the automation of auto manufacturing. With robots being integrated into manufacturing in the early '60s, certain ...

Henry Ford perfected the assembly line process to help make his Model T one of the most important products in American industrial history, and the company he built still thrives today. Ford's 10 ...