Almost everyone in the world of Ford has heard names. Their cars are some of the most famous in the world of racing cars to mini-vans and everything in between. But how much do you know about Henry Ford, his legacy and his impact on the world to know how we know? As the founder of the Ford Motor Company and basically the father of the assembly line, Henry Ford changed the way that many things were made in factories around the world. His inventions and vision and business smarts paved the way for many business owners in the 20th century.

Henry Ford positioned the Model T on price. This captured the market and forever changed our society. The T-model car transformed America as we know it, because people now had a reliable means of transport that could provide every American. This change happened because Henry Ford knew how to position a brand. More importantly, this transformation since Henry Ford understood happened to American society and understood where it was headed. In the research for this article I have to conclude that no human being is transformed America Henry Ford has come and no has transformed our society to the extent that the wagon has. Our nation owes Henry Ford. Over the years progressed, Henry created questions for themselves and America, which were embarrassing. I hope that after reading this article, contemporary Americans and especially contemporary marketers develop a balanced picture of Henry Ford and focus on the positive.

If the cars that Ford has been designing and building really began to take off, he developed an interest in motor racing and began to get involved in the sport as a driver and car maker to get both. Of course, later he turned the wheel over the more experienced, hired driver. Although he fully supported the Indianapolis 500 and participated in many races, he began to get very exited and finally disillusioned with the ever-changing rules of racing. Although he run to the left, yet he made an extreme impact on the racing world as a whole, and he was accepted in 1996 into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America.