Henry Ford (was the first)
I had no idea there were cars being mass produced INSIDE us! I wonder if this interferes with our internal organs....
Mass Production of cars
Concept cars have been made, but none are in mass production to date.
He did two important things:He created this first true mass production systemHe created the first completely integrated manufacturing system. This system included mining ore producing metal, and using the metal to build cars on his production lines.
Affordable cars were made possible due to mass-production in car construction factories
In 1896, 13 Dureyas cars were made in a factory in Springfield, Mass. These were the very first examples of mass-produced cars.
Henry Ford's company( Ford Motor Company) was the first companies which built cars on a mass production line. Although this company was not the first to use mass production it revolutionised the car industry as well as helping pave the way for mass production to become a standard thing for companies to do. Henry ford realised that it would be cheaper to mass produce cars and as long as the cars sold (which they did) the profit would be larger meaning he could pay staff more and get a better quality of workers. The main points that made it successful was that the cars were cheaper than the other models out at the time and Henry Ford himself was very good at gaining publicity.
mass production
Mass production What made cars more affordable in the 1920s? a. increased demand on cars b. stock market increases c.assimbely line production d.low-skilled factroy workers Answer : c. assimbely line production
Jump started the mass production of cars. It enabled lower prices with better competition. Jump started the mass production of cars. It enabled lower prices with better competition.
No, it wasn't. Cars were around for a while before then and were very expensive. Henry Ford built cars and he knew how to dramatically reduce costs and invented the production/assembly line. By the time the model 'T' came into being Ford's mass production system got into full swing and was pouring out cars affordable to the working man. An amazing feat, it was the first car to put a nation on wheels. Henry Ford improved on the already existing mass production line credited to R.E. Olds.