Ford Model N

👉 Ford Model N


➡️Introduction:

  • The Ford Model N was an inexpensive, entry-level car.
  • It diverged from its predecessors by having a front-engine layout and a four-cylinder engine.
  • The 15 hp straight-four powered the rear wheels via a long shaft.
  • It was the first American car to use vanadium steel.

➡️Specifications:

  • Wheelbase: 84 inches.
  • Successful model with 7,000 cars produced before ending production in 1908.
  • Highly affordable at US$500 during that time.

➡️Variants:

  1. Model R: Higher trim level with a larger body, full fenders, and oil lamps.
  2. Model S: Runabout and roadster variants, sold for a short time.
  3. S Roadster: Enclosed cowl, full fenders, and a third “rumble” seat.

The Ford Model N left an enduring mark, blending affordability with style during the early days of automotive history. 🚗🔍

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