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Some just can't understand liking the way a vehicle looks regardless of how it's used.
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I mean. I guess. I have virtually no usage for the off-road capability my Bronco has, but I bought it because I liked it. im sure most people don’t use their vehicles to capacity
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well, according to sales, nearly everyone is the wrong demographic….
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Always the same reason. Continued investment wasn't worth the potential profit.
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By Bob Rosadini · Posted
Agree, I know I'm a broken record but I don't see how they proudly proclaim the contribution Ford Pro makes but they do little to capitalize on a market that Ford was always a big player in. -
VW deals have been good business for Ford, selling Transits and Ranger (Amorok) have brought in decent income. Working with MEB has taught Ford where a supplier like VW earns its money and how to overcome that. What doesnt kill you makes you stronger, I think Ford had to build something to get experience…
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By twintornados · Posted
The other item to ponder about chassis development - while we here in the NA market may perceive this as a small car...in Europe, it is quite sizeable. C chassis covers the gamut from upper end of B class to lower end of D class as well as the various connotations in C class size....I am confident that with the new lines, this will lead to a new era of development for Ford across the markets they are currently in. -
By DeluxeStang · Posted
Valid points, but I'm a little less concerned with this just because it seems like EV tech is inherently a lot more reliable than ICE, especially if we're comparing something like an electric motor to a small displacement turbocharged motor. -
If you think that’s bad, try the ones where they found a safety defect in a vehicle that was still in the holding lot at the plant. The number of affected vehicles in customer hands is most likely zero, but they still have to issue a recall.
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