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Automotive ExaminerKyle is an auto enthusiast and consumer advocate with over 30 years of experience. Author of “Drive the Best for the Price…” He welcomes your comments and car questions on his website www.DriveTheBestBook.com . Kyle’s car has over 500,000 miles and he even has the same name as the #18 NASCAR driver.
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Ford - why wait until the wheels are falling off?
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by Kyle Busch, Automotive Examiner
European Ford - Will it stop the wheels from falling off?
As an auto enthusiast, I have wondered many times why
Ford had not brought their European cars to the United States. Such vehicles have always offered more driving excitement instead of the all to often lackluster cars the company has sold in America.
Ford now wants to sell its European offerings in the United States because the cars are small and fuel efficient. However, the company reports that it will not have the cars ready to sell here until 2010. When gas went to $2.00 per gallon, Ford should have started to bring its European offerings to the states or at least started the process to make the cars meet U.S. regulations.
In September of 05 when Ford should have started bringing its European cars to the sates, its stock price was about $30.00 a share. .Now, it is $2.50 a share! The question is: Will Ford be able to stay
in business until 2010 and avoid the wheels falling off?
Kyle Busch is the author of “Drive the Best for the Price…” He welcomes your comments or car questions at his auto web site: www.DriveTheBestBook.com.
Topics: High gas prices , Ford fuel efficient cars
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