Detroit Product is a term used to refer to the cars and other vehicles produced by the Detroit-based automobile manufacturer Ford Motor Company. The term includes four specific models: SEDAN (5 letters), CAR (3 letters), AUTO (4 letters), and EDSEL (5 letters). The SEDAN is a type of CAR with four doors and a typical trunk, while the CAR is a smaller vehicle with two or four doors. The AUTO is a larger vehicle than the CAR, and the EDSEL is a model of CAR that was produced by Ford from 1958 to 1960.