List of Ford Factories - Former Production Facilities

Former Production Facilities

VIN Code (NA/EU) Name City/State Country Status Employees Recent Products Comments
Amsterdam Assembly Amsterdam Netherlands Closed (1981) Ford Transit, Fort Transcontinental 1933–1981, assembling a wide range of Ford products primarily for the local market. Car assembly (latterly Ford Escort and Taunus) ended 1978.
A (NA) Atlanta Assembly Hapeville, Georgia USA Closed (2006) Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable
Vintage Atlanta Plant Atlanta, Georgia USA Replaced (1942) Model Ts, Model As and V-8s Southeast USA headquarters and assembly operations from 1915 to 1942
G (EU) Barcelona Assembly Barcelona Spain Lost (1959)
Basildon Essex England Sold (1991) Ford tractor range 1964-1991. Sold with New Holland business
Batavia Transmission Batavia, Ohio USA Closed (2008) 848 Ford CD4E transmission
Ford U204 transmission
Bordeaux Automatic Transmission Blanquefort France Sold Ford C3 transmission Sold to HZ Holding France SAS
C (NA) Chester Assembly Chester, Pennsylvania USA Closed (1961) 1927–1961, Demolished 2002
Cleveland Aluminum Casting Plant Brook Park, Ohio USA Closed (2003) Aluminum engine blocks
E (EU) Cork Assembly Cork Ireland Closed (1984) Fordson tractor (from 1919) and car assembly, including Escort and Cortina in the 1970s 1917–1984
M (NA) Cuautitlán Engine Cuautitln Izcalli Mexico Closed
M (NA) Cuautitln Tool and die Cuautitln Izcalli Mexico Closed
A (EU) Dagenham Assembly Dagenham England Closed (2002) Ford Anglia, Prefect, Popular, Squire, Consul, Zephyr/Zodiac,Classic, Cortina, Capri, Granada, Fiesta, Sierra 1931–2002, formerly principal Ford UK plant
E (NA) Edgewater Assembly Edgewater, New Jersey USA Closed (1955) 1929-1955 Replaced with the Mahwah Assembly Plant
T (NA) Edison Assembly Edison, New Jersey USA Closed (2004) Ford Ranger
Ford Mustang
Ford Pinto
1948-2004 Demolished 2005 Also known as Metuchen Assembly
Essex Aluminum Windsor, Ontario Canada Closed (2012) 940 3.8/4.2L V6 cylinder heads
4.6L, 5.4L V8 cylinder heads
6.8L V10 cylinder heads
Sold to Nemak in 2001; shuttered in 2009; closed in 2012
Gaydon Assembly Gaydon, Warwickshire England Sold Aston Martin DB9
Aston Martin V8 Vantage
Sold to Aston Martin
Green Island Plant Green Island, NY USA Closed (1989) close to 1000 Radiators, springs Open 1922-1989. Demolished 2004
E (NA) Halewood Body & Assembly Merseyside England Sold (2008) Ford Anglia, Ford Corsair, Ford Escort, Ford Orion, Jaguar X-Type, Land Rover Freelander 1963-2008. Ford assembly ended 2000, then transferred to Jaguar/Land Rover. Sold to Tata Group with Jaguar/Land Rover business
Heimdalsgade Assembly Copenhagen Denmark Closed (1924) Ford Touring 1919-1924. Was replaced by, at the time, Europe's most modern Ford-plant, "Sydhavnen Assembly".
KC Kansas City Assembly (Winchester) Kansas City, MO USA Closed (1957) 3,200 Ford F Series 1913-1957. 12th Street & Winchester. First Ford plant built outside Detroit area. Replaced by Claycomo plant.
C (EU) Langley Assembly Langley, Slough England Sold/closed (1986/97) Ford Transit and A-Series vans; D-Series and Cargo lorries; R-Series bus/coach chassis 1949-1986. Former Hawker aircraft factory. Sold to Iveco, closed 1997
La Villa Assembly La Villa Mexico Closed (1984)
Leamington Foundry Leamington Spa England Closed (2007) 398 Castings including brake drums and discs Opened in 1940. Closed 07-18-2007.
Long Beach Assembly Long Beach, California USA Closed (1959) 1920–1959, Demolished in 1996?
J (NA) Los Angeles Assembly Pico Rivera, California USA Closed (1980) 1957–1980, Status of structure in Pico Rivera-Sold to Northrop Aircraft Company in 1982 for B-2 Stealth Bomber development. Demolished 2001. Plant only operated one shift due to California Air Quality restrictions. First vehicles produced were Edsels and Mercurys. Later vehicles were Custom, Galaxie 500, LTD and Thunderbird. Thunderbird production ended after the 1979 model year. The last vehicle produced was the Panther platform LTD/Crown Victoria in January 1980.
H (NA) Lorain Assembly Lorain, Ohio USA Closed (2005) Ford Econoline Operations transferred to Avon Lake.
Manukau Alloy Wheel Manukau, Auckland New Zealand Sold (2001) wheels Sold in 2001 to Argent Metals Technology
Maumee Stamping Maumee, Ohio USA Closed (2007) 413 body panels Closed in 2007 sold and re-opened as independent stamping plant.
E (NA) Mahwah Assembly Mahwah, NJ USA Closed (1980) Last vehicles produced, Ford Fairmont
Mercury Zephyr
1955 - 1980 Demolished
Newport Pagnell Assembly Newport Pagnell England Sold Aston Martin V12 Vanquish Aston Martin now sold
M (NA) Northville Valve Plant Northville, MI USA Closed (198x) Engine valves Closed in the 1980s.
N (NA) Norfolk Assembly Norfolk, Virginia USA Closed (2007) Ford F-Series
Omaha Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant Omaha, Nebraska USA Closed (1936)
C (NA) Ontario Truck Oakville, Ontario Canada Closed (2004) Ford F-Series
Ford SVT Lightning
Ford Richmond Plant Richmond, California USA Closed (1956) Various, WWII tanks and armored vehicles
Opened in 1930 and closed 1956 - Renovated, now part of Rosie the Riveter National Historical Park
R (NA) San Jose Assembly Plant Milpitas, California USA Closed (1984) Ford Mustang/Mustang Shelby/Mercury Capri
Opened in 1955 and closed 1984 - now Great Mall of the Bay Area
X (NA) St. Thomas Assembly Talbotville, Ontario Canada Closed (2011) 2,460 Ford Crown Victoria
Lincoln Town Car
Mercury Grand Marquis
Opened 1967
L (NZ) Seaview Assembly Plant Lower Hutt New Zealand Closed (1988) Ford Zephyr
Ford Zodiac
Ford Anglia
Ford Falcon
Ford Escort
Ford Cortina
Ford Sierra
Opened 1936. Closed 1988
Z (NA) St. Louis Assembly Hazelwood, Missouri USA Closed (2006) Ford Explorer
Mercury Mountaineer
Lincoln Aviator
S (NA) Somerville Assembly Somerville, Massachusetts USA Closed (1958) Built Edsel Corsairs & Citations July–October 1957, Built Fords November 1957-March 1958 1926–1958, Converted to Assembly Square Mall in 1980
Sydhavnen Assembly Copenhagen Denmark Closed (1966) 1924-1966. Tractor accessory production until 1969, when Ford sold the building. Building stood until 2006. 325.482 vehicles were built.
J (NA) TH!NK Nordic AS Aurskog Norway Sold (2003) TH!NK City Sold to Kamkorp Microelectronics as of February 1, 2003
P (NA) Twin Cities Assembly Plant St. Paul, Minnesota USA Closed (2011) Ford Ranger
Mazda B-Series
Oldest vehicle plant, from 1924
Scheduled to be closed December 19, 2011
Volvo Nedcar Born Netherlands Sold Mitsubishi Colt
Mitsubishi Space Star
no longer Volvo, now 100% Mitsubishi
Windsor Aluminum Windsor, Ontario Canada Sold Duratec V6 parts
Jaguar AJ-V8 engine parts
Ford Modular engine parts
no longer Ford; sold to Nemak
Windsor Casting Windsor, Ontario Canada Closed (2007) engine parts
Y (NA) Wixom Assembly Plant Wixom, Michigan USA Closed (2007) Lincoln Continental
Lincoln Town Car
Lincoln LS
Ford GT
Ford Thunderbird
H (NA) Windsor/Walkerville Plant Windsor, Ontario Canada Closed (1953) Ford Modular Model T opened 1904 and closed 1953
Ypsilanti Plant Ypsilanti, Michigan USA Sold Starters
Starter Assemblies
Alternators
C.O.P.
Originally owned by Ford Motor Company it then became a Visteon Plant later turned into an ACH Plant in 2006. It is said that Henry Ford used to walk this factory when he acquired it in 1932. The Ypsilanti Plant was Closed in December 2008. The Local UAW was local 849 Visteon.
UK Sydney Assembly Plant Homebush, Sydney Australia Closed 1994 Ford Escort MK1
Capri MK1
Ford Laser
Ford Telstar
Opened 1936, Closed September 1994

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