Ford CEO Jim Farley Says Chinese Vehicles Have Higher Quality Than Western Cars
A notable admission given the automaker's struggles in that area.
Read More »A notable admission given the automaker's struggles in that area.
Read More »It's quite a lot different than any existing Bronco.
Read More »China has been accused of 'dumping' graphite in the market.
Read More »Looking like a larger version of the Bronco Sport.
Read More »Shipments have resumed, but problems remain.
Read More »The exec is clearly concerned about those competitors.
Read More »The executive remains impressed by his Chinese competition.
Read More »Another curated experience for Bronco and Ranger owners.
Read More »Pony car owners can learn a new skill.
Read More »The automaker is moving things around to compensate.
Read More »Temporary license, that is.
Read More »Due to a lack of rare earth magnet shipments from China.
Read More »Three winning designs were chosen from 25 ideas.
Read More »The time between concept and market is shrinking.
Read More »Even though tariffs have temporarily been reduced to 10 percent.
Read More »It's unclear how the decision will impact automotive imports and exports.
Read More »It could signal the Bronco Sport's arrival in that country.
Read More »Despite tariffs and legislation aimed at stopping them.
Read More »This one won't likely make it to the States, either.
Read More »Ford CEO Jim Farley says tariffs are causing chaos.
Read More »Does China or North America have the better looking model?
Read More »China controls nearly all of the world's supply chain in that regard.
Read More »The big SUV sells in relatively low quantities there.
Read More »Similar, but with important distinctions.
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