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Most definitely! I mean, Ford was revolutionary because it was the first car factory company, right? Before that, you had to have a weird german guy hand build
by mlsu 4y ago
Most definitely! I mean, Ford was revolutionary because it was the first car factory company, right?
Before that, you had to have a weird german guy hand build your buggy.
- geerlingguy 4y agoBefore Ford, there were thousands of bespoke car manufacturers all around the world, producing units in the hundreds per year.
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- mikewarot 4y agoThe thing that made Ford revolutionary is precision mass production . You could take parts produced in factories on different continents and freely interchange them. Parts with tolerance of a thousandth of an inch. Ford bought out Johansson just to make sure he had access to the gage blocks that were the enabling technology of the day.
- nonethewiser 4y agoWell, they’re a manufacturer. The product is cars. Car factories are a prerequisite.