Where does ford get their supplies from?

Question

Like the steel and all the parts? IS it all from US or do they purchase them outside the US?

Please I know its so easy to make a smart remark so just refrain from it and just dont answer if you dont have anything good to say.

Thanks to those who will ans this seriously

Answer 1

If the parts are manufactured from scratch in the USA, then the steel (or aluminum, alloy, etc.) probably is produced in US plants, due to union agreements and long term supplier agreements. If the parts are assmbled in other countries, the base metals may come from other sources. Canadian built engines, gears, etc. generally use Canadian or US steel. Mexican built engines are made with US or Japanese produced components.

Answer 2

should of let GM go under their charging to much for their cars the unions aint done **** for them but take their union dues , their importing parts from abroad eliminating united states jobs .Since the American taxpayer bailed them out , every united States Citizen should get a profit sharing check every year

Answer 3

I believe that most car makers today are globally sourcing their steel. In some cases, they are buying the steel components from another company who manufactures them. Those companies surely are buying steel made all over the world. Ford makes a lot of cars in a lot of countries. I doubt that they limit themselves to just those products made in the USA.

Answer 4

Parts made in the US, steel comes from US

other countries-country of origin

Answer 5

Most parts come from outside the USA, places like China and such. Its just cheaper that way, after all no one wants to pay $100,000 for a car.

Answer 6

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