were produced in 1913, and the Model T became the country's biggest selling car, with 30% of the market. In 1914, Britain's first moving assembly line for car production started, with 21 cars an hour being built. After the First World War, the Trafford Park plant was extended, and in 1919, 41% of British registered cars were Fords.

Cork

In 1917, a plant opened in Cork, Ireland, initially for tractor manufacture, but from 1921 cars were built there

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