With 16.5 million cars built between 1908 and 1927, the Model T Ford was the most popular car in the history of the automobile. In 1921 Henry Ford’s deceptively robust Tin Lizzie accounted for every other car on the highways of the world. This book is all about the car that revolutionized the automobile industry. It features informative sections on Henry Ford (nicknamed the Self Taught Genius), “The Universal Car”, the world on wheels, and much more. Fully illustrated with many rare contemporary photographs from the Ford archives, this book charts the model’s nineteen year evolution and explains how this quirky, ingenious motor car put the world on wheels. A must for any automobile or history buff.