The 1930 model year marked a key update for the Model A, with more elegant body lines, a deeper radiator shell, and more modern styling overall. The Ford Model A was offered in a wide range of body styles—from pickups to roadsters—but the two-door Coupe stood out as one of the most popular. It featured a fixed roof, room for two adults and a rumble seat in the rear, and a surprisingly refined driving experience for the time. A 201-cubic-inch inline-four under the hood produced 40 horsepower, which was more than enough to move the car along comfortably at highway speeds for the era.