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An effort to help Ford Motor Co.'s Ford brand win a tight sales race against Chevrolet could cost financially strapped auto parts maker Visteon Corp. more than $8 million, according to the Detroit News on November 4.
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TORRANCE, CA - The 2011 Ford Fusion/Fusion Hybrid and 2011 Ford F-150 are the recipients of Automotive Fleet's 2011 Fleet Car & Truck of the Year awards.
Read More →Ford will cease production on the CNG Crown Victoria at the conclusion of the 2004-model year. The NGV option on the Crown Victoria will be available for the 2004-MY, but will not be available in 2005-MY and beyond. Ford is currently offering a $1,000 early order incentive for all AFV orders submitted by dealers by Oct. 31, 2003.
Read More →Leggett & Platt Commercial Vehicle Products (CVP) has announced a new ship-thru location in Kansas City, Mo., for the Ford Transit and F-150.
Read More →DETROIT – International Truck and Engine Corp., a Navistar company, will supply Ford Motor Company with a new 6.4L Ford Power Stroke Diesel engine for the 2008 Ford F-Series Super Duty. Ford's F-Series Super Duty trucks, powered by the Power Stroke diesel, averaged 50-percent market share in the heavy-duty pickup truck segment during the past five years.
Read More →The Ford 2003 Fleet Preview in Southern California.
Read More →MILWAUKEE – A test fleet of Ford Escape plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) is on the road as the result of an ongoing collaboration among Ford, Johnson Controls-Saft, Southern California Edison (SCE), and Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI).
Read More →DEARBORN, Mich. - Kraft Foods, the world's second-largest food company, will take delivery of 2,500 2010 Ford Fusions for its national sales staff.
Read More →Ford Motor Co. has developed a supercharged, 6.8-liter V-10 internal combustion engine that runs on clean-burning hydrogen instead of gasoline, according to the Detroit News newspaper on September 10.
Read More →WASHINGTON - In one of the company's largest export agreements, Ford will sell more than 30,000 North American-built vehicles in China, starting in 2009.
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