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DEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Co. chief executive Alan Mulally said Monday that the automaker's financial position and its product development More...

Filed under: Gadgets , CES , Cadillac , Ford , GM Looks like the biggest gadget convention on Earth is becoming the place for big automotive announcements. You'll remember that two years ago at the Consumer Electronics Show, Ford and Microsoft announced their partnership on Ford's SYNC system, and last January General Motor's CEO Rick Wagoner chose Las Vegas to unveil the all-...

Filed under: Gadgets , CES , Cadillac , Ford , GM Looks like the biggest gadget convention on Earth is becoming the place for big automotive announcements. You'll remember that two years ago at the Consumer Electronics Show, Ford and Microsoft announced their partnership on Ford's SYNC system, and last January General Motor's CEO Rick Wagoner chose Las Vegas to unveil the all-...

The Man With the Plan By Ken Elias Quote: August 13, 2008 - 2,746 views In a recent article, The Economist wondered if Detroit's automakers would win their "race against time." In other words, will Ford, GM or Chrysler return to profitability before their cash conflagration throws them into the Chapter 11 burn unit? At the risk of providing a piercing glimpse into the obvious, ...

DETROIT (AP) -- Ford Chief Executive Alan Mulally says increased demand for small cars has led the automaker to revisit its decision not to bring the tiny European Ka model to the United States. Mulally said on Detroit radio station WJR's "Paul W. Smith Show" Monday that Ford is assessing the Ka now, and that a lot of people share the opinion that Ford Motor Co. should bring it to the U.S....

Quote: Focus on improving Volvo John Revill Automotive News Europe October 3, 2008 06:01 CET UPDATED: 10/03/08 10:58 CET Ford Motor has no plans to sell its struggling Volvo Cars subsidiary. When asked to confirm that Ford has no plans to sell Volvo, CEO Alan Mulally said: "Right." He added, "Our plan is to focus on improving the business ...

PARIS -- Ford Motor Co CEO Alan Mulally applauded Ford Europe's new little Ka and Fiesta, and said this marks the starting point for the companies move towards smaller cars. More...

Ford CEO Alan Mulally said Monday that he's optimistic that a deal can be reached quickly on direct federal loans to automakers to help them pay for modernizing factories and building more fuel-efficient vehicles. More...

DEARBORN -- Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Alan Mulally said Monday that the automaker's financial position and its product development efforts are helping it face a slumping market at home and a slowing one abroad. More...

Ford Details Sweeping Future-Product Shift A promising (this means Canadian jobs) read. http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/d...rticleId=129 828 DEARBORN, Mich.

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>   Pretty easy, don't buy the Fiesta. Don't buy Ford. As long as they are making money playing this $hit, no changes will be made. 'The gene pool could use a little chlorine.'   We will fight you until hell freezes over.....and then we will fight you on ice .

This is an excerpt from an email I got from a company making a Hydrogen Assist Fuel Cell from the Detroit area. I hope things go well. Here is their website. http://www.preignitioncc.com/wjessee/ "Hello from Dutchman Enterprises. We appreciate your having taken the time at some time in the past to request a quote for a PICC for one or more vehicles(s). We were concerned about EPA ...

PARIS -- Ford Motor Co CEO Alan Mulally applauded Ford Europe's new little Ka and Fiesta, and said this marks the starting point for the companies move towards smaller cars. More...

From the Wall Street Journal: Quote » Bleak Sales Forecasts At Paris Motor Show --- Gloomy Auto Executives Cite Slower Growth In Previously Red-Hot Markets Like Russia, India And China By Jonathan Buck, Jeff Bennett and Edward Taylor 3 October 2008 The Wall Street Journal (Copyright (c) 2008, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.) PARIS -- The auto industry's gloom is spreading beyond the ...

PARIS -- Ford Motor Co CEO Alan Mulally applauded Ford Europe's new little Ka and Fiesta, and said this marks the starting point for the companies move towards smaller cars. More...