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FORD’S EUROPEAN SALES CONTINUE TO OUTPACE OVERALL INDUSTRY NEW PASSENGER CARS AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES SPUR GROWTH Ford - Ford’s European vehicle sales* up 8.1 percent in October and 7.8 percent year-to-date, outpacing industry growth of 6.5 percent and 6.1 percent, respectively - Ford market...

Ford China Sales Continue To Climb Ford sales are on a steady increase and expected to be over 1 million units sold. Below are three of the most popular Ford models that are actually manufacturers in China. China sales from Jan to Sept 2014: #3 Focus: 294,304 - Up 3% #32 Kuga: 100,848 -...

Sales of All-New Lincoln MKC Continue to Grow Ford ​Lincoln continues to see solid sales results, according to U.S. Sales Analyst Erich Merkle. Lincoln retail sales were up 5 percent in August compared to the same time last year, bolstered by growing sales of the all-new Lincoln MKC. "We...

Ford Media Ford China April 2013 wholesales reach 75,331 vehicles, up 37%; year-to-date sales reach 261,927 wholesales, up 49%; CAF passenger car April 2013 wholesales reach 52,713 vehicles, up 55%; year-to-date sales up 79% with 180,719 wholesales sold. JMC commercial vehicle April 2013...

Raptor Sales Numbers Continue to Climb - PickupTrucks.com Posted by Mark Williams August 15, 2012 As the auto industry stays cautiously optimistic and pickup truck sales incrementally march on a soft upward trajectory, there are some obvious bright spots, not the least of which is the strong...

BY JOEY WANG MAY 23, 2012 Car News China Earlier this week we reported about rumors in the Chinese press saying Lincoln cars would possibly be made in China from 2015. The rumors are looking more like facts today as Chinese media reports that the first Lincolns to be made in China are the new...

Ford’s April Share Surges In UK; Dips in Other European Markets As Industry Continues To Weaken Ford Media In the UK – Ford’s largest sales market in Europe – April sales were up 4.3 per cent and market share increased 0.5 percentage points to 15.1 per cent Overall, Ford market share dipped by...

Ford Throws Falcon a RWD Lifeline Drive.com.au Toby Hagon October 1, 2010 Blue oval's global boss hints that next-generation Falcon could share its rear-wheel-drive underpinnings with America's Mustang sports car. The future of the locally made Falcon has been thrown a lifeline with Ford's...

Consumer demand for Ford’s fresh lineup of high-quality, fuel-efficient vehicles helped the company continue to grow its retail market share in August for the 22nd time in the last 23 months. More...

Ford might have sold off the majority of its investment in Mazda, but executives from the two automakers say that the companies plan to continue working together on developing advanced technologies, if not directly sharing platforms.Until recently, Ford owned a controlling share in Mazda and the...

Filed under: Spy Photos, SUV, Crossover, Ford 2011 Ford Explorer teaser shots - Click above for high-res image gallery Ford released a new teaser image of the 2011 Explorer today, adding to the earlier set of almost-visible shots that the automaker debuted on Facebook. This new image of the...

Stefan Jacoby, Volkswagen AG's top U.S. executive, has been replaced as he continues contract talks with the company, and after a report that he's been hired to run Volvo. More...

The longest running nameplate in Australian automotive history is safe — for now. Ford Australia chief, Marin Burela, fresh from the Detroit motor show, says the Falcon will remain a part of the local scene despite speculation that it was facing the end of the road as Ford moves to a global...

http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forums/problems-dealer-service/33440-engine-bay-body-rips-278.html There seems to be no action from Mr. T yet

Dealer: Family of CTS vehicles would boost sales Automotive News | February 8, 2008 - 2:00 pm EST Cadillac must continue product development and strong marketing to keep its renaissance alive. The brand also must whittle down the number of dealers it has to compete with luxury import brands...

http://www.leftlanenews.com/ford-to-continue-without-global-luxury-division.html It appears as though Ford will forgo a global luxury division to better focus on streamlining core operations of its Blue Oval brand. The new strategy will be focused on fewer vehicle platforms, more parts sharing...