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Ford's Explorer ruled out for Oz Ken Gratton 14 April 2011 www.carpoint.com.au Why Aussie consumers won't see the latest generation of the US market Ford. Here's what Australians want from SUVs: torque for towing, a balance of power and economy, a mix of comfort and safety. It seems that...

Why the Ford Fiesta is still Britain's favourite car Telegraph.co.uk December 6, 2010 Ford (NYSE: F - news) must be doing something right with its Fiesta supermini as it has bucked all trends and strong headwinds to emerge as the nation’s favourite car for what is certain to be the second...

For new CAFE rules, automakers place high-stakes tech bets - AutoWeek By DAVE GUILFORD updated on: 03/23/10, 09:30 et Game-changing 2015 fuel economy rules are forcing vehicle development teams to make high-stakes bets on expensive technologies--bets that will separate the winners from the...

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/071203/more_mpg.html DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -- Ford Motor Co. plans to offer a full line of vehicles, including trucks and sport utility vehicles, in 2020 despite tougher federal fuel economy regulations likely to take effect that year, Chief Executive Alan Mulally said...

FUTURE PRODUCT -- FORD MOTOR CO. Fuel economy rules lead to alternative powertrains Richard Truett Automotive News | August 27, 2007 - 12:01 am EST DETROIT - Big changes are coming to Ford Motor Co.'s powertrain family. An expected overhaul of corporate average fuel economy regulations...

EU exhaust rules hinder Land Rover, Jag sale Lack of fuel-efficient models in fleets to offset emissions rules affects bids for Ford units. Jason Singer and Stephen Power / Wall Street Journal <!-- EDITORIAL: end headline area --><!-- ALL: Begin main story well --><!-- ALL: begin inside right...

J.D. Power IQS Study 2007 - Ford RULES! Highlights: Ford Motor Company shows dramatic quality improvement in this year’s study, particularly its Land Rover and Lincoln divisions. Land Rover was the most improved nameplate in the 2007 IQS, and Lincoln rose from No. 12 to a No. 3 overall...

Do you think Japanese Manufacturers have traditionally embellished the fuel efficiency of their products to gain a leg up on Detroit?