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There's a lot of buzz surrounding the Ford Motor Company today. Ford announced it plans to keep its St.
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... no different from the next American. We also own a 2000 Jeep Cherokee (with a thirsty V-8 engine), and a 2000 Ford Ranger pickup truck. So yes, I feel your pain. But with gas prices at all-time highs and long, growing waiting lists for new ...
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St. Paul Ford plant to stay open until 2011
ST. PAUL - Brian Hanson could have taken a buyout package worth $100,000 to leave the Ford Motor Co.
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St. Paul's Ford Ranger Plant To Stay Open Until 2011
... long-term strategy. Ford's 2-year reprieve changes littleFord's 2Q loss historicA second reprieve for St. Paul's Ford Ranger plant resets its closure date to 2011, but it came Thursday with no commitment from the automaker to what local officials ...
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On May 23, Ford Motor announced cost-cutting measures in North America that included ending Ford Ranger production at the St.
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Ford reports loss of $8.7B as it reels to worst quarter ever
Detroit - The Ford Motor Co., stunned by abysmal sales of its most profitable vehicles and a sudden shift in consumers' tastes, said Thursday
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Ford reports record $8.7B loss, plans boost in small-car output
Ford Motor Co. reported a record quarterly loss yesterday of $8.7 billion and announced plans to overhaul two North American plants to build small cars.
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Ford plans on leading the industry in fuel economy. Oh rly?
Those are not my words folks, and actually Ford has said they plan on either leading or matching the best, but Ford sure has a lofty goal on their hands.
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Car News: Ford combs European lineup for new U.S. products
... transmission and improved aerodynamics that should boost fuel economy by 25 percent. Additionally, the venerable Ford Ranger will continue to be produced through 2011, Ford said. Underneath the sheetmetal, Ford says it will try to boost fuel economy ...
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Ford eyes European vehicles amid losses
Ford Motor Co. posted the worst quarterly performance in its history Thursday, losing $8.67 billion in the second quarter.
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Ford's record quarterly loss spurs more changes
Ford Motor Co. on Thursday posted the biggest quarterly loss in its history as the automaker unveiled plans to accelerate the shift to building more small and fuel-efficient vehicles.Ford reported a net loss of ...
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Ford looks to Europe as it takes major hit
... seven-passenger crossover with EcoBoost engine * Transit Connect multipurpose van from Europe Costly line: A Ford Ranger pickup is displayed Thursday in St. Paul, Minn. Ford Motor Co. is losing billions on its truck-heavy lineup. (Jim ...
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Highlights of Ford's Product Plans
... * Ford's assembly plant in Twin Cities, Minnesota -- scheduled to close in 2009 -- to continue production of the Ford Ranger through 2011 to meet demand for compact pickup trucks. * Kansas City assembly plant to add a third shift to build the Ford ...
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Ford forced to write off billions
... in St. Paul, Minn., that was scheduled to close next year will stay open through 2011 to continue building the Ford Ranger, a compact pickup for which demand has increased as drivers downsize from full-size pickups. Ford also plans to double its ...
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Ford's plans to retool truck plants at a glance
Ford Motor Co. said Thursday it will retool its Michigan Truck plant in the Detroit suburb of Wayne and the Louisville, Ky., assembly plant from their current truck products so they can make small cars.
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Redevelopers ponder what's next for Ford plant
Community groups involved in planning for the closure of the Ford plant in St. Paul are welcoming the company's decision to delay the facility's shutdown.
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Editorial: New life, new hope for Ford in St. Paul
... of its St. Paul plant through 2011 is the result of increased consumer demand for the relatively fuel-efficient Ford Ranger pickup. The two-year extension is great news for the Highland Park plant, which still has about 1,000 workers on the payroll, ...
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Reprieve for Ford plant stalls St. Paul's redevelopment efforts
On Thursday, Ford Motor Co. announced plans to keep its Twin Cities Assembly Plant in St.
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Ford disclosed its largest quarterly loss in history - $8.7 billion - Thursday as it announced it will convert two truck plants to make cars and quicken its move toward a lineup of smaller, fuel-efficient ...
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Bleeding cash, Ford looks to Europe for help
In this April 1, 2008 file photo, a Ford Fiesta is pictured in Cologne, Germany.
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