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We are all familiar with the Mustang and the Ford Mustang logo. It looks familiar, it says “Mustang” in large letters and is featured prominently at the bottom of the car.
We have come to expect the Ford Mustang, the model name was introduced in 1927, the number 13 was born at the end of the 1920’s, and the production numbers refer back to the same company in Detroit since 1919, all of which is the tradition Ford was founded on.
The Mustang logo is also a little unusual in the UK, or in any other country where cars are produced on a production scale. The British made cars in the 1960’s had the name, Ford (or Fords) and the logo, but they do not have the small oval that is seen in the Mustang. Instead, the British made car had the company number, as well as the letter, numbers and the “L” which you would expect in the US and Canada.
To understand the significance of the Mustang logo, one must first understand how automobiles are manufactured. There are about 6 major companies that manufacture automobiles for the automotive industry. There are six main assembly plants where cars are built. Each of these factories works on a different model. The assembly plants are called automobile manufacturing plants and each plant creates the various models that are made in a year.
How cars are made: Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company is owned by Ford Motor Company and their main purpose is making cars.
Ford Motor Company is the oldest auto company in the world and still owned by the family that founded Ford. Ford Automobile Company makes all types of cars and trucks for the domestic and international market
In the late 19th century the Ford Motor Company was the first auto company and the automobile industry was still growing.
The company produced most of the cars for the 20th century from the 1870’s. Ford Motor Company used to build cars for the American people, however, in the early 1900’s Ford changed their focus. Ford Motor Company manufactured cars for a wide variety of customers, from the rich to the poor.
Starting in the 1930’s the Ford Motor Company began building cars that were designed and manufactured by other corporations for use in a large scale public campaign. Ford decided to focus only on cars for people that could afford to buy them. By the 1940’s Ford Motor Company’s focus was to produce “cars” that had the appearance and handling