Old news. Ford is getting out of the traditional passenger car (sedan models) business. From what I read that doesn't include SUV's which have really been the new family vehicle of choice for some time now.
What's behind Ford's big move?
And will Ford's crossover strategy work?
http://autoweek.com/article/car-news/whats-behind-fords-big-move#ixzz5JLlAofIk
Ford is basically giving up on US car business, and GM is not far behind
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/26/for...us-car-business-and-gm-is-not-far-behind.html
vic
What's behind Ford's big move?
And will Ford's crossover strategy work?
http://autoweek.com/article/car-news/whats-behind-fords-big-move#ixzz5JLlAofIk
Ford is basically giving up on US car business, and GM is not far behind
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/26/for...us-car-business-and-gm-is-not-far-behind.html
So was Ford genius for not jumping into the North American Euro style van business as early as MB and Chrysler? The Detroit iron Ford van did have a good run. Transit sales seem strong.One thing I will state about Ford is that they are very clever at gauging market conditions and introducing products at JUST the right time!
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