Henry Ford Middle Class

For some it could be a simple way of transportation demanding more unnecessary features, but how would you have seen it in the nineteen hundreds when it was just a toy for the rich? Would you ever think there could be a middle class car that could be for everyone? Henry ford an American Industrialist Made it possible for many middle class american. By creating the first “Model T”that was durable, practical and affordable for many. By the time of 1908 - 25 more than half knew how to drive and owned the “Model T”. The demand on these cars were so high almost it comprised as much as 40% of all cars in the US.

Henry Ford was born July 30, 1863 on a farm not so far from Detroit. As a boy Henry was already involved with tools and creative work. …show more content…
Henry ford was an outside the box thinker, he didn’t fear change with his payroll method for $5 a day wage ($120 today) for “Ford Industry” which more than doubled the rate of his employers was risk worth taking. Instead of a turnover in employees, the best mechanics in Detroit flocked over to Ford, bringing their human capital and expertise. The following points illustrate the importance of this turning point in time: The Model-t had for middle class americans, jobs , and expansions of other industries in order to compete. This person Impacted me because i always like change and cars and that is what Henry did. He created a car efficient and at an affordable wage for everyone outsourcing everyone he thought paying more to employers that made a great art in the factory would bring out better results and that’s what It did. . In discussions of Henry Ford, a turning point was the creation of the model T. I believe this was a beginning of Americans