Ford is celebrating its 100th year operating in Australia with an exclusive event on April 4 and access to its online vault.

Today is a special day as Ford Motor Company celebrates 100 years of cars on the road and race track in Australia.

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What is the most significant Ford of all time? The Model T from 1908 is the undeniable answer, since its unheard-of affordability put the world on wheels, changing everything forever.

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which also contributed to one of Australia’s favourite cars declining – the Ford Falcon. However, the biggest loss belongs to Holden, which has shed 840,964 vehicles over the past decade.