Ford Trivia Challenge! | Heartland Ford of Heber Springs

Nobody knows Ford better than your friends in the car business here at Heartland Ford of Heber Springs. That said, it seems like we're always running across some new pieces of information or tidbit of trivia about Ford history, vehicles or Henry Ford himself. Think you know Ford? Then put your knowledge to the test, with Heartland Ford's Trivia Challenge! From the early years of the company to the latest Ford models, there's something here that's guaranteed to stump even the most diehard Ford fan! And when you're ready to see how the next generation of Ford models is still helping write the future of motoring, stop in and see us at Heartland Ford of Heber Springs, or check out our full selection online right now.

1) What year was Ford Motor Company founded?
A) 1919

B) 1903
C) 1909
D) 1900

2) Which Ford vehicle was the first to feature the now-iconic Ford Blue Oval badge?
A) Model T
B) Victoria
C) Model A
D) Model TT heavy-duty truck

3) Between the introduction of the Ford Model T in 1908 and the end of the model run in 1927, about how many Model T's were sold?
A) 4 million

B) 15 million
C) 9 million

D) 7 million

4) Which of the following Ford model nameplates is the oldest?
A) Falcon
B) Bronco
C) Torino
D) Mustang

5) Which of the following was an original investor in Ford Motor Company?
A) Thomas Edison
B) Future U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
C) John and Horace Dodge, who went on to found Dodge
D) General Motors co-founder Louis Chevrolet

6) About how many Ford F150 trucks does Ford's Dearborn Truck Assembly Plant in Dearborn, Michigan turn out every month?
A) 15,000
B) 20,000
C) 25,000
D) 30,000

7) In January 2019, the 1968 Ford Mustang GT driven by Steve McQueen in the film "Bullitt" sold at auction for the highest price ever paid for a Ford Mustang. What was the winning bid?
A) $2.21 million

B) $3.74 million