While the Model T wasn't introduced in 1913, that year was a pivotal one for the car. Ford's revolutionary assembly line production process was perfected in 1913, leading to a dramatic drop in the Model T's price and a surge in sales. This marked a turning point in the automobile industry, making cars more affordable and accessible to the average American.
So, while Henry Ford invented the Model T, 1913 was the year the car truly took off thanks to the implementation of the assembly line.
