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yep. gay too.
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i actually thought it was pretty funny
but thats just me
i loved the “maybe next time you’ll buy an american car like a REAL MAN. either way, we’re cool.”
i laughed
http://nyspeed.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1198644&postcount=134
http://nyspeed.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1198016&postcount=273
It is funny but it would be more funny if it was GM or Chrysler in the picture.
Ford doesn’t need money yet. Right?
i think the key word in that statment is yet
although, they are stoping production on a bunch of suvs and bringing over european models… im actually pretty excited to see what they will have to offer in the next few years
Me too. I want to go test drive a bunch of GM/Ford cars just to see how they are now.
When I used to do valet, it was clear who was on top of quality.
Ford has been forced to restore two shifts and overtime work to meet demand for its re-engineered 2009 Ford F-150 truck.
Ford sold 32,579 Focus in May versus 8,194 sold in November.
It is funny what the price of gas will force people to do.
And just so no one says well that is Ford.
The Civic May 2008 had 53,299 sales and in November 17,690 sales. The Corolla, 52,826 sold in May 2008 versus 21,807 sold in November.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/12/12/AR2008121201927.html
haha, nice
#1 selling vehicle in America for 31 years straight…
FORD F150.
shut the fuck up.
If gas stays reasonably cheap for awhile, which it looks like this recession will be lingering for some time so I would think so, and the big 3 meet their liquidity concerns, look for them to come storming back.
If I see that image one more time babies will be punted
Until OPEC cuts production by 2mm bpd in a couple weeks
<-------has a minivan just like that 
I hope so, I’m long oil. But I really don’t think they have as much power as they once did. If their decisions impact any member’s profits, they’re more inclined to ignore them now
One of the only things they can get mostly right.
See thats the problem they need to build cars people want to buy.
O wait, no that doesn’t work here.