Ford Model N
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The Ford Model N was an early, affordable four-cylinder car produced by Ford Motor Company in the mid-1900s that helped establish the brand’s reputation before its later mass-market successes.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
Ford car
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automobile model → |
| assemblyLocation |
Detroit, Michigan
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| bodyMaterial |
wood body with some metal panels
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| bodyStyle |
runabout
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| brakeType |
rear-wheel mechanical brakes
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| brand |
Ford
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| category |
Brass Era vehicle
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veteran car → |
| chassis |
steel frame
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| class |
low-priced car
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| countryOfOrigin |
United States
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| cylinderCount |
4
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| designer |
Ford engineering team
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Henry Ford → |
| driveType |
rear-wheel drive
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| engineConfiguration |
inline-four engine
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| engineDisplacement |
149 cubic inches
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about 2.4 liters → |
| enginePlacement |
front
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| fuelSystem |
carbureted
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| fuelType |
gasoline
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| historicalEra |
Brass Era car
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| ignitionSystem |
trembler coil ignition
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| introducedAtPrice |
about US$500
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| layout |
front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout
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| manufacturer |
Ford Motor Company
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| marketPosition |
entry-level car
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| marketRegion |
United States
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export markets → |
| notableFeature |
low purchase and operating cost
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simple, lightweight construction → |
| notableFor |
being Ford’s first successful four-cylinder car
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helping establish Ford’s reputation for affordable cars → |
| predecessor |
Ford Model A (1903)
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| productionEnd |
1908
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| productionPeriod |
early 20th century
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| productionStart |
1906
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| relatedTo |
Ford Model R
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Ford Model S → |
| roleInCompanyHistory |
direct predecessor line to the Ford Model T
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key step in Ford’s move toward mass-market automobiles → |
| seatingCapacity |
2
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| steeringWheelPosition |
left-hand drive (for U.S. market)
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| successor |
Ford Model T
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| topSpeed |
about 40 mph
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| transmission |
planetary gear transmission
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| wheelMaterial |
wooden artillery wheels
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Ford Model T
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predecessor |