The Ford Model T started it all, but was quickly followed up by the Model A, so what were the differences between them? Here's what we know.

The Model T is an icon of automotive achievement that kicked off a new era in transportation. So how did it end up with such as unusual name?

The latter remained in production until 1932, when Ford rolled out a completely new car. It's mostly known as the Model B, but the series also included the Model 18 and the Model 40.

If John Hargrove had a time machine, he’d have brought a 1932 Ford Model B Roadster home a long time ago. Instead, he produced this new one with a wad of cash, a tub of elbow grease, and a to… ...