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Coast to Coast Impact

Ford’s success helps drive the U.S. economy. See how Ford drives economic impact across the country.

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of registered vehicles in U.S. are Fords

(48.7 million of 279 million)

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30.4 billion

Annual
Production
Purchases

12.1 billion

Annual
Non-Production
Purchases

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  • 87,582 Ford employees
  • 624,985 Supplier & community jobs
  • 177,800 Dealership employees
  • 141,750 Dealer supplier & community jobs
  • 1,032,117 Total jobs added to location
  • 140,825 Ford retirees
  • 5,456Ford suppliers
  • 3,174 Dealership locations

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$448 million

The Ford Fund has invested in programs that support education, promote safe driving, enrich community life and encourage employee volunteering in this state from 2009-2018.

Ford adds about $4.3 billion of economic value

Ford is the largest manufacturing employer in Louisville.

Ford’s local manufacturing creates about 124,000 American jobs:

  • 13,000 are direct Ford jobs
  • 76,241 are additional jobs nationwide are created due to Ford's Louisville activities

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  1. Ford Motor Company Fund Contributions and Programs (2010-2019).
  2. According to IHS Markit Vehicles in Operation, Total Ford Motor Corporation as of January 01, 2020.
  3. U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 2018
  4. BCG analysis (Local GDP numbers were based on impacts to the local Combined Statistical Area, which extends beyond the actual metropolitan city)
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