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You can say what you want about Ford Motor Company, but which auto maker did not take government money? i.e. steal from taxpayers. For that reason alone Ford is the only American auto manufacturer from which I would purchase a vehicle.
ReplyDeletetrue.
ReplyDeleteFord motor company is and always will be the American car and truck of choice.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really uncomfortable to me. And a waste of truck bed space.
ReplyDeleteMy husband was in his F250 last week when someone pulled out in front of him on Rt. 50. His truck flipped twice and was totaled. However, he walked away from it with one scratch on his leg. We'll stick with Fords! :-)
ReplyDeletei see very few chevy or ford broke down on side of road - 0 that i can think of in the last few years. usually it is a broke down car, not a truck, trucks are made pretty decent. but why pay 15 or 20k more for a GM? its nuts
ReplyDeletethat thing is cool on the back though, kind of nice.
Ford is going to start manufacturing in Mexico, not very American of them.
ReplyDeleteAssembled in Mexico with your dollars
ReplyDeleteFord helped build America while Chevy had to be bailed out by it.
ReplyDeleteFord's got it right because that's what you'll be doing -- waiting for a tow truck.
ReplyDeleteFORD = Fix or repair daily
ReplyDeleteFORD = Found on road dead
They aren't showing you that the tail gate is also heated, so you can keep your hands warm while pushing
ReplyDelete1:52-- Don't forget FORD=Found On Russian Dump!
ReplyDeleteBut it's OK, they've circled the problem ;)
Ford didn't need a bailout because they received a large federal government contract, very large, just prior to the bailouts. That essentially was their bailout. Any manufacturer that received that contract wouldn't have needed the bailout.
ReplyDeleteFord really shot itself in the foot when it ceased production of the Crown Victoria after 20+ years.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it needs a roll of toilet paper.
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