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The 24 Hours at Le Mans has long been esteemed as one of the most distinguished events in racing history. Featuring a host of top-tier vehicle brands, the race has led to innovations that have moved from the garage into the everyday consumer market. Ford, one of the most iconic brands in the United States and around the globe, is planning to take part in the event starting in 2027.

 
Ford has been a leader in the automotive world, but its contributions extend far beyond just cars. For 75 years, Ford Philanthropy has helped strengthen communities across the globe.

 
Henry Ford was a remarkable innovator. In 1886, he assembled his initial foray into automotive creation, a simplistic vehicle mounted on four bicycle wheels, notably missing a reverse gear. This primitive design would lay the groundwork for a revolutionary journey. By 1903, Ford took a pivotal step, founding the Ford Motor Company, forever changing the course of history.

 
Henry Ford revolutionized the world in 1908 when he introduced the affordable Ford Model T, affectionately nicknamed the Tin Lizzie. Despite being predominantly constructed from wood, this remarkable vehicle made owning an American automobile attainable for the average person. However, what made it so remarkable? And why did Ford eventually discontinue production of a model that had already reached one million units sold in just seven years?