[h=2]Ford Model A[/h] Henry Ford behind the wheel of a Model A | Ford

After an 18-year run, Model T production came to an end in 1927. Ford’s next act was the Model A, a thoroughly modern car for the era. Featuring a safety glass windshield, drum brakes at all four corners (the Model T only had rear brakes), and a top speed of 65 miles per hour, it kept Ford on top of the automotive world through the early days of the Great Depression. By the time production ended in 1932, Ford had sold over 4.8 million of them. According to Hemmings, they’re a favorite in Oregon, Nevada, and all of New England.