Ford Automobiles

Ford Motor Company, founded by Henry Ford in 1903, is an iconic American brand that revolutionized the global automotive industry with the introduction of the Model T and the moving assembly line. Based in Dearborn, Michigan, it remains one of the few major automakers to have stayed under continuous family control since its inception over a century ago.

While its heart and headquarters are in the United States, Ford is a truly global manufacturer. For the North American market, many of its flagship vehicles like the F-150 are assembled in Michigan and Missouri, while others are produced in Mexico, Canada, and various sites across Europe, Asia, and South America to serve regional markets.

Today, Ford is a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange. It focuses on its core Ford brand and the luxury Lincoln line, while aggressively expanding into electric vehicles and digital services. The brand continues to be defined by its American heritage while operating extensive manufacturing and research facilities worldwide.