Robby C

While viewing the 2015 at Chicago Auto Show, I was informed that owner could be present at the final assembly of their car...I contacted Ford and they said that they do not do this.

I spoke with a Ford Rep (She is a assembly line supervisor) at Chicago and told me that this was possible. I live relatively close and would love to walk the car down the line.

Anyone else ever done this?

Boomer

Would be cool to see if possible.
Was on a tour last year and it's definitely a treat to see how these things are put together.

Jazzman442

I would have loved to do this. You can on a Corvette you can even build your own engine. I was told this could not be done.

If I could I would have done it.

FordService

I’ve seen it happen a couple of times in the past, guys. However, we are not doing any tours at this time because we are deep into the 2015s. I’m sure I’ll know something when they start them up again.

In the meantime you can watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HCbYNOP4mc

Deysha

David Young

The Vette is the only one i know of you can do this. You 'pay' something like $2,000, and get to watch your Vette be made and drive it home

AU 5.0

Think BMW does it or something similar

2k7gtcs

I begged and pleaded and got nowhere on my Shelby

Supersnake04

what's so hard about letting someone see their car being built?

Supersnake04

that would be fun!

Tony Alonso

There are several things to consider -

1) safety in the plant...if an outside visitor were to get hurt, you might imagine how that could be problematic

2) distractions for the employees focusing on the task at hand

3) employee privacy

That all said, I'd LOVE if there was a way to accommodate this kind of option on the Mustang like is done on the Corvette.

Automatic 5.0

My poor 2014 was built before I even decided to buy a Mustang. Poor thing sat on a lot for a couple of months getting leaves and debris all over it wondering its fate. It had a nice claybar treatment and wax job after I got it and looked as good as it did rolling out of the factory. It has a few battle scars now, rock chips, etc, but we have had fun getting them and we will get even more, smiling the whole time.

cdynaco

Some of the Bullitt guys got to...
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2k7gtcs

Who did they blow to get that honor?

David Young

I went on a tour of the Rouge plant last summer. Thats where the first Mustangs were assembled and now the pickup trucks. I got to walk above the workers and watch them. I think Ford could do the same thing with the Flatrock plant

Tony Alonso

No bodily fluid exchanges or unsavory practices were necessary! IMBOC has an affiliation with the Ford Performance Group, which is Ford's official connection to enthusiast clubs.

Tony Alonso

Actually, the old Mustang assembly plant building was torn down back in 2004 when they moved production to Flat Rock. The F-series truck plant is on the same big campus as the former Dearborn Assembly, but it is a different building. Ford invested in that plant and really did a nice job to make it tour friendly.

I wish they did as well. There are tours of the Flat Rock plant, but they open up on an ad-hoc basis and on special occasions. If you signed up for Mustang Alley this year, you could register to take a tour during the first week of 2015 production. I was fortunate to get in with another guy who is going and got picked.

I'd love to be seeing my ordered car built then!

FordService

We do tours at the Flat Rock Assembly Plant as well, David Young. However, as I mentioned on my previous posts, there are no tours at this time. I recommend you check back with me in a couple of months and I’ll check if anything has changed.

Deysha

Tony Alonso

You'll talk to your buddy, Ralph, if he is still there, yes?

FordService

Of course, Tony Alonso! He is “Da Man” at FRAP!

Deysha

Supersnake04

I wonder still why the tore down the Dearborn plant...