Ford Unveils Exclusive Heritage Fleet Showcasing 120 Years of Automotive History

The collection of 175 iconic vehicles at Ford's Michigan headquarters serves as both a historical archive and a tool for future innovation.

Ford's U.S. Heritage Fleet, revealed at its Dearborn, Michigan headquarters, includes 175 vehicles representing the company's most significant milestones and innovations.
The collection features iconic models such as the 10-millionth Mustang, a 1938 V-8 ambulance, and concept vehicles like the 2007 Airstream and 2004 Ford Bronco.
Ford emphasizes that the fleet is not a museum but a working collection used by engineers and designers to inspire and inform future vehicle development.
The initiative, inspired by similar efforts in Ford's international divisions, was spearheaded by CEO Jim Farley to preserve and utilize the company's legacy in the U.S.
A portion of the fleet will be displayed during internal events, such as 'Bring Your Child to Work Day,' with plans to make select vehicles available for other corporate activities.