Ford Assembly Plant Locations
Here in Pine River, MN, we take pride in our country and in supporting American industries. For many people, that includes buying products made in the United States. Ford is often associated with the term “American-made,” but how many Ford vehicles are actually manufactured in the United States?
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Well, rest easy, because overall the answer is yes. The majority of Ford’s vehicles sold in the North American market are assembled in the U.S., with a few plants in Mexico and Canada. Here’s a list showing where each plant is located and which models they assemble:
- Chicago, IL: Ford Explorer, Ford Taurus, Lincoln MKS
- Flat Rock, MI: Ford Fusion, Ford Mustang
- Kansas City, MO: Ford F-150, Ford Transit
- Louisville, KY: Ford Escape, Lincoln MKC
- Wayne, MI: Ford Focus, Ford C-Max
- Avon Lake, OH: Ford E-Series
- Ontario, Canada: Ford Edge, Ford Flex, Lincoln MKT, Lincoln MKX
- Cuautitlán, México: Ford Fiesta
- Hermosillo, Mexico: Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKZ
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Where is Ford’s biggest plant?
That’s no moon- it’s the Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant! Originally opened for military production in 1951, Ford’s Kansas City plant produces more units than any other car manufacturing plant in the United States. With approximately 7,000 hourly workers employed across 4.7 million square feet of production space, this behemoth has been pumping out F-150s since 1957. It’s no surprise that it’s the single largest tax generator in Clay County, Missouri.
Where is Ford’s main headquarters?
Known as the Henry Ford II World Center, Ford’s main headquarters is located in Dearborn, Michigan. It was built in the 1950s at the peak of American optimism, at a time when, as columnist George Will puts it, “even buildings seemed streamlined for speed.” In the surrounding area, you’ll find a variety of other Ford-related hotspots: the historic Rouge plant (the largest integrated factory in the world at the time of its construction), the Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn’s Henry Ford Centennial Library, and Fair Lane, Henry Ford’s personal estate.
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In which other countries does Ford manufacture vehicles?
It’s worth noting that, in addition to the plants listed above, Ford manufactures vehicles at several facilities around the world. For example, AutoAlliance Thailand is a manufacturing plant in Thailand that Ford co-owns and operates with Mazda. However, vehicles built there are primarily sold in Southeast Asia and exported to other developing markets and Europe.
The same applies to Ford’s other manufacturing facilities outside North America. Vehicles produced at these plants are generally intended for the surrounding markets. If you purchase a Ford vehicle in the United States, however, you will most likely get a vehicle built at one of the plants listed above.
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Ford Motor is so poorly led that it has to add 1,200 jobs in Pretoria, South Africa who are paid $2.45 an hour to make a $35,000 vehicle. Imagine if Ford moved its production out of Mexico and South Africa and hire American’s it might be a worthy company. But, I guess when you make a crap product, with crap labor, it shows that this company is going the way of GE. What coal was to energy Ford is to the auto industry-irrelevant.
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I recently bought a Ford Ranger in Nov, love my truck. I have to take the interstate to work and travel anywhere from 60 to 70 miles. It would be great if you could do something about the outside noise coming in the vehicle. It almost feels like I’m driving with the windows down.
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I believe you need to update your information. The Kentucky Truck Plant is the largest Ford plant in North America that is under one roof. KTP has over 8000. Makes over 50% of all profits for Ford world wide. KTP makes the Super Duty and Lincoln
Navigator along with the Expedition.
How can I locate the family number on a Ford 2003 F-150. I was told to contact the manufacturer
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I believe you missed the Dearborn Truck Plant which also builds the F-150.
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I am so sad and disappointed that I have had such a hard time with my Ford F-150. The back window seal continuously loosens and water and snow melts inside and gets the vehicle wet. I’ve had to get it fixed multiple times this has been going on since the day I purchased it. Before it hit 100,000 miles I had to replace the 4 wheel drive chamber on it, shortly after the Transmission had to be replaced and now at only 130,000 miles on it the entire motor has to be replaced on it. Was I sold a lemon or what!? I can’t afford to fix it and the mechanic stated that he doesn’t even recommend that I fix it that it isn’t worth it. This experience has really led me to think twice about purchasing another Ford product. I am extremely disappointed!!!
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I saw a ‘20 F-150 XLT, seems it was made at Dearborn and meant to sell in Canada. I guess due to Covid, or some other story, it ended up for sale in the US market instead. There were several at this particular dealer. The window sticker has information pertaining to Canada, like metric system figures, etc. Is this common? I inquired with the FTC about it as several years ago there was a problem with US dealers buying Canadian cars cheap with altered odometers. This truck was obviously brand new, just seems a little shady. In many years of buying cars I’ve never encountered this issue.
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Good to see the majority of USA fords built in USA thats why I’m on my 5th super duty since 04