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Rice Motor Company

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Toyota Motors

Toyota Motors

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The new visitors center is a must see. Tours are offered and the visitors center is great for…read morepeople of all ages. The visitor center owns one of the very few remaining Toyota looms. They operate it for tours and its great to see. Its amazing the technology of the loom from nearly 100 years ago! The plant builds Sequoias, Siennas and Highlanders. They use to build the Tundra truck and have a really awesome Tundra display that is "blown apart". I think this is one of the best visitor centers of all the plants that I've been too. If you have time - its a must see, especially if you've never been to an automotive assembly plant.

My uncle works for a Toyota plant in West Tennessee as a team leader. He works hard, he works weird…read morehours, and they pay he him pretty decently by my understanding. Now you may be wondering why I'm putting all of his business out there. Well, it's pretty simple - Toyota employees bust their buns to ensure your car is in the best shape possible before it hits the road, and here in the Indiana plant of Toyota, I got to witness first hand how the work goes down on the production line. Unlike the Jackson, Tennessee plant, Georgetown, Kentucky and Princeton, Indiana offer guided tours. Princeton is responsible for making Siennas, Highlanders, hybrids of those vehicles, and Sequoias. The tour lasts about 50 minutes and is a free tour. When you first arrive, you sign in and are offered 5 minutes to walk around the vistor's center, use the bathroom, and lock up your items in their free lockers. You are NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE YOUR CELL PHONE ON THE TOUR. Once you have stored your items, the direct you to a large room where they give introductions show you a small video of how the came to be then they direct you to the tram you'll take to go through the factory. From here, you'll put on an ear set, and buckle up and enjoy the ride. One person drives and the other person tells you about the plant through the ear piece you're wearing. You'll ride through the whole production from where it starts out as steel to where they bring it to the final step before getting on the truck to be taken to its final destination once the vehicle is made. You really get to see everything in action. Oh yeah, everyone is super friendly here. They waved to us as we rode by! They seemed genuinely happy with what they were doing. To keep things spicy for them, the employees moves shifts ever 2 hours so they're not struck doing the same thing for their entire shift. Production wise they produce 1,700 vehicles daily. In September of 2017, the produced their 5 millionth car since opening in 1998. The governor of Indiana purchased that along with another one for his wife. How sweet... The tour requires you to wear closed toed shoes and long sleeves. This worked out for us since it is the late fall and temps called for this attire. Just be mindful if you go in the summer to bring a light jacket to adhere to the requirement. Worth checking out if you're into cars or simply want a thing to do in this regional area.

Rice Motor Company - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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