Any FORD F150 VIN Experts On Here?

[Rick G.]

My neighbor just bought himself a brand new 2026 FORD F150 pickup. He and I are both wondering where it was built.

We checked the White VIN decal on the driver’s door jamb, and we checked the MSRP window sticker, but can’t see any indication of where the truck was built. I told him that someone who knows how to decode the letters and numbers of the VIN can probably tell where it was built.

Here’s a pic of his door jamb decal showing the VIN. Anyone here know how to tell where it was built? Doesn’t FORD build these trucks in Michigan, Kentucky, or Mexico? 

[jass1660]

Run it tru ChatGPT or grok or any other ai.

[jass1660]

Kansas City plant.

[Rick G.]

2 hours ago, jass1660 said:

Run it tru ChatGPT or grok or any other ai.

Kansas City hey? Thanks jass1660. I’ll let my neighbor know.

[vtfireman85]

You can go onto NAPA’s website and either enter vin or plate number and get an extraordinary amount of information. 

[stronger800]

Don’t they still put the ford oval stickers in the windshield that say Michigan or what not?

pretty sure it’s on the bottom on the window msrp sticker too 

[axial_al]

My 2014 F150 stated Dearborn plant on the window sticker as well as a windshield decal.

[Gearclash]

"Assembled in the USA of domestic and global components"

[IHKeith]

The first digit of the VIN is the country of manufacture.  Google can give a complete list, USA has a few different numbers used for some reason.  Typically 1=USA 2=Canada 3=Mexico