Ford - Built Without Your Tax Dollars

I saw this at a Ford dealership that I clean. I'm not a Ford fan but I have to say that it's the truth.

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We have been buying GM vehicles for a long time. This is no longer true, we will be purchasing Fords because of their not accepting buy outs/stimulus money. My husband works for a company that sent out a memo that GMs will not longer be purchased for their fleet. I suppose the union people are going to have to buy GM products, not many others will be doing so.

I'm proud of them, Good for them!!

watching the news today, Ford is also retooling a new plant in St. Louis (i think they said) and investing 600 million while adding 1,800 new jobs

Originally posted by Skid Mark
I saw this at a Ford dealership that I clean. I'm not a Ford fan but I have to say that it's the truth.

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edit on 9-12-2010 by Skid Mark because: Changed title of thread

I am a Ford fan - the only GM I ever owned a clunker that consistently left me stranded, even when brand new. All I can say is Good for Ford!

Thanks for replying, everyone. I'm surprised that anybody did. I agree, good for Ford. I tell people that I don't want to work for GM. I don't want a government job lol.

I have always liked Ford and I proudly own a Ford Mustang I always wanted one and I finally got it!

I recently watched a program on the Ford family business and I must say they seem like a really nice company to work for and I love they didn't take the bail outs. They new guy they got to for them years ago seems like he sure as hell knows what he is doing. I can't remember his name or the company he worked for previous, for some reason Boeing comes to mind.

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My first care was a 1978 Mustang 2. It had the original 8 track radio still in it. I loved that car.