The Ford logo first saw light in 1903 and began life as a circular badge. It evolved over the years to become the 'Blue Oval' we know today. The logo is representative of Ford's ability to transform ...

Henry Ford was focused on automobiles and building engines, leading to his first car, known as the Quadricycle. Sold for $200 in 1896, this rare antique is now valued at over $200,000.

Henry Ford’s first automobile, 1896’s Quadricycle, had two gears -- one for speeds up to 10 mph and one for speeds of up to 20 mph. At the time, the land speed record was roughly 35 mph.

We visit the Henry Ford Museum where we take a guided tour of their car collection. We visit the Henry Ford Museum where we take a guided tour of their car collection. Cars Featured – 1865 Roper ...

Named the eighth-best attraction for car lovers, the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation was started by one of the pioneers of the U.S automotive industry, Henry Ford, in 1929.