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Let $mathcal{C}$ be a finitely bicomplete category and $mathcal{W}$ a subcategory. We prove that the existence of a model structure on $mathcal{C}$ with $mathcal{W}$ as subcategory of weak equivalence is not first order expressible. Along the way we characterize all model structures where $mathcal{C}$ is a partial order and show that these are determined by the homotopy categories.
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