Ford Could Reintroduce Entry Level Vehicles Across The Globe
Ford executives seem to be suggesting that entry level cars could be coming back.
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Ford executives seem to be suggesting that entry level cars could be coming back.
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The crossover is already on sale in several markets.
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Even though Ford doesn't make tractors anymore, he remains loyal.
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Yet another market for the globe-trotting crossover.
Read More »However, he was approved for a loan before the fraud was discovered.
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Taking home multiple titles in the process.
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A few thousand more miles passed with no major incident.
Read More »Even though no official decision has been announced.
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The first pickup to ever do it.
Read More »A broader lineup for the popular SUV.
Read More »Filling the lineup gap between the Wildtrak and Raptor.
Read More »Earning a class win in its first outing at the event.
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It's designed to expedite maintenance and repairs.
Read More »The redesigned pickup's global rollout continues.
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It's the only FoMoCo-owned and operated chassis manufacturing facility in the world.
Read More »A number of improvements have been made to the pickup's carryover powerplants.
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The sales and service processes are getting an overhaul.
Read More »Ford's big investment in the plant is about to pay off.
Read More »The new body shop features hundreds of robots and plenty of high-tech equipment.
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Just four of the ultimate pony cars are available, however.
Read More »The massive new facility can process 272 tons of steel per day.
Read More »The new equipment should reduce the time it takes to diagnose vehicle problems.
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