Ford Model A (1927)

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The Ford Model A (1927) was Ford Motor Company's second major mass-produced car, notable for its improved performance, styling, and comfort compared to the Model T and for helping modernize the American automobile market at the end of the 1920s.

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Ford Model A 2
Ford Model A (1903) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ford vehicle
automobile model
alsoKnownAs A-Model Ford
Ford Model A (1927)
surface form: Ford Model A
assemblyLocation Dearborn, Michigan, United States
surface form: Dearborn, Michigan

Highland Park, Michigan
various Ford plants worldwide
bodyStyle 2-door coupe
2-door sedan
4-door sedan
phaeton
pickup truck
roadster
station wagon
brakeType four-wheel mechanical drum brakes
category 1920s automobiles
1930s automobiles
Ford Motor Company
surface form: Ford automobiles
class compact car
engineConfiguration inline-four engine
engineDisplacement 201 cu in
3.3 L
fuelSystem carbureted
fuelType gasoline
historicalSignificance helped modernize the American automobile market in the late 1920s
second major mass-produced car by Ford after the Model T
introducedBy Henry Ford
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
market Canada
Europe
United States of America
surface form: United States
modelYearStart 1928
notableFeature conventional pedal and control layout
electric starter
greater comfort than Ford Model T
hydraulic shock absorbers
improved performance compared to Ford Model T
more modern styling than Ford Model T
safety glass windshield
powerOutput approximately 40 hp
predecessor Ford Model T
productionEndYear 1931
productionStartYear 1927
productionVolume over 4 million units produced
successor Ford Model B (1932)
surface form: Ford Model 18

Ford Model B (1932)
topSpeed about 65 mph
transmission 3-speed manual transmission
wheelbase 103.5 in

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Ford Model A (1927) alsoKnownAs Ford Model A (1927)
this entity surface form: Ford Model A
Ford Model N predecessor Ford Model A (1927)
this entity surface form: Ford Model A (1903)
Ford River Rouge Complex primaryProduct Ford Model A (1927)
this entity surface form: Ford Model A
Ford Model T successor Ford Model A (1927)