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Ford Canceled All F-150 Production Crews at Its Michigan Plant
Ford canceled all production crews at its Dearborn Truck Plant for nearly a week as Kentucky and Kansas City sites adjusted output, a memo said.
- Ford Motor halted F-150 production at its Dearborn Truck Plant from Thursday, September 24, through Tuesday, September 29, 2026, due to an undisclosed supply chain issue.
- The production stoppage leaves roughly 3,500 workers idle at Dearborn and has rippled to the Kansas City Assembly Plant, where some shifts were also canceled this week.
- Kentucky Truck Plant near Louisville increased its own truck production schedule to compensate for volume losses elsewhere, according to a person familiar with the matter.
- Dealer inventories for the F-Series are running short, with supplies currently sitting at an estimated 45 to 52 days, well below Ford's optimal target of 55 to 65 days.
- The F-Series has topped U.S. vehicle sales for 44 consecutive years, yet Ford faces broader struggles including declining market share through the third quarter, according to Cox Automotive.
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Ford Canceled All F-150 Production Crews at Its Michigan Plant
Ford has halted the production of the F-150 for nearly a week at its Dearborn Truck Plant in Michigan, due to an undisclosed supply chain issue. An internal memo reportedly shows that all production crews at the factory were canceled during this window. All production crews and shifts have been paused from Thursday, September 24, through Tuesday, September 29, 2026. This decision leaves roughly 3,500 workers idle, according to an interna... (co…
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