Is Ford American-Made?

 

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If you are in the market for a reliable car, truck, or SUV to drive in Macon and the surrounding areas, consider a Ford model. Ford has been a trusted automotive brand for decades, providing drivers throughout the country with efficient, well-designed vehicles that last. So, is Ford American-made? Where are Ford trucks made? Learn the answers to these questions with Five Star Ford Warner Robins today. Our dealership in Warner Robins offers a comprehensive Ford inventory to drivers all over the region. Contact us to set up a test drive at your convenience. If you have questions at any time, please let us know! 

Where Are Ford Trucks Made?

Since the company’s inception in 1903, Ford trucks and cars have been made in America. That said, as the company grew, it expanded its operations globally to better cater to the international market. Today, Perry drivers can find Ford production plants in countries such as:

 

  • Argentina
  • Canada
  • Germany
  • China
  • Mexico
  • Romania
  • South Africa
  • Spain
  • Thailand
  • Turkey
  • Vietnam

American Ford Production Plants

Though the Ford Motor Company has many manufacturing facilities outside the country, the automaker assembles more vehicles in the United States than any other car manufacturer. Due to this high-volume production, nearly 80% of the vehicles Ford sells in the U.S. are assembled domestically. Some of these Ford assembly plants include:

 

  • Chicago Assembly Plant (Illinois): Assembles the Ford Explorer
  • Dearborn Assembly Plant (Michigan): Assembles the Ford F-150 and Ford Raptor
  • Flat Rock Assembly Plant (Michigan): Assembles the Ford Mustang, Ford Mustang GT, and Ford Mustang Dark Horse
  • Rogue Electric Vehicle Center (Michigan): Assembles the Ford F-150 Lightning
  • Michigan Assembly Plant (Michigan): Assembles the Ford Ranger and the Ford Bronco
  • Kansas City Assembly Plant (Missouri): Assembles the Ford E-Transit, Ford Transit, and Ford F-150
  • Kentucky Truck Plant (Kentucky): Assembles the Ford Super Duty trucks and the Ford Expedition
  • Louisville Assembly Plant (Kentucky): Assembles the Ford Escape
  • Ohio Assembly Plant (Ohio): Assembles the Ford F-650/750  Medium Duty trucks, Ford F-350/450/550 Super Duty Chassis Cab, Ford E-Series Cutaway, and Ford Stripped Chassis

 

In addition to the assembly plants listed above, several other Ford production plants specializing in engine manufacturing, forging, and stamping are located in the United States. By investing in domestic production, Ford ensures you receive an American-made vehicle that you can rely on. 

Factors Of The American-Made Index

If you want to appreciate every Bonaire drive, you won’t be disappointed with our models that have made it onto the American-Made Index. Take a look at the five different aspects of the American-Made Index from Cars.com:

 

  • Location of final assembly
  • Percentage of U.S. and Canadian parts
  • Countries of origin for all available engines
  • Countries of origin for all available transmissions
  • U.S. manufacturing workforce

Test-Drive American-Made Ford Models At Five Star Ford Warner Robins

Is Ford American-made? Where are Ford trucks made? Now that you know, are you ready to test-drive your preferred Ford model at our Warner Robins dealership? Call (478) 306-1532 or contact us online today to schedule your appointment. We look forward to helping you customize your Ford vehicle! For more informative reads, learn about Ford Protect® Extended Service Plans and Ford mobile services. 

 

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