The first cars produced on a production column be adjectives blue. True or False?

True or false?

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They were black and Henry Ford was quoted as axiom you can get the Model A(or was it T?) within any color as long as it was black.

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False, Henry Ford invented the production line for cars in 1908 and he said "Any colour as long as it's black!" for the Model T. Funny how 100 years latter they've went back to that for the Focus ST, you can singular order these in black very soon!

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false

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Pretty sure they were black. Other colors come later. Either white or blue was subsequent. Then came red. False.

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False.

They were black. Supposedly, Henry Ford (who made the first automobile production line), said of his Model-T cars, "you can have it surrounded by any color you want, as long as it's black".

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false!. i think they were adjectives black.

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False, they were adjectives candy apple red metal flake.

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false, they were black.

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false, black.

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