Ford Consolidates Engineering Units

Ford Consolidates Engineering Units
AP via Yahoo! News - Nov 01 11:25 AM
Ford Motor Co. said Tuesday it's consolidating its vehicle engineering units from four to two in an attempt to cut costs and improve efficiency.Save to My Web

Pay $650k for a '75 Ford Escort?
motoring.iafrica.com - Oct 30 9:40 PM
A US lawyer and car collector paid $680 000 for a 1975 Ford Escort the only car ever owned by the late Pope John Paul II.Save to My Web

Capps eyes his first Funny Car crown, as season ends this weekend
The Auto Channel - Nov 01 5:21 PM
DON SCHUMACHER RACING 2005 NHRA POWERade DRAG RACING SERIES Round 23 of 23 AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NHRA FINALS Pomona (Calif.)Save to My Web

1996 Ford Ranger Supercab from North America
Carsurvey.org - Nov 01 7:20 PM
What things have gone wrong with the car? Usual stuff: Battery, Windshield Wiper Pump, brake pads. Transmission blew at 55000 Miles! General comments?Save to My Web

Ford's sales off sharply again
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Nov 01 10:05 AM
Ford Motor Co. was stuck in a rut for the second straight month in October, as high gasoline prices continued to undercut demand for big sport utility vehicles and pushed overall U.S. sales lower.Save to My Web

1995 Ford Taurus Wagon from North America
Carsurvey.org - Oct 31 7:20 PM
What things have gone wrong with the car? The air conditioning compressor froze up and caught fire within one week of owning the car at 120,000 miles.Save to My Web

Three-way Funny Car battle goes down to wire
USA Today - 1 hour, 38 minutes ago
For those seeking proof of all things being equal, check out the NHRA's Funny Car battle.Save to My Web

Man dies in car crash
icCoventry - Oct 31 1:16 AM
A 49-year-old Coventry man died when the car he was driving collided with a people carrier in Sutton Coldfield. The motorist was behind the wheel of a silver Ford Escort which collided with a Chrysler Voyager in Tamworth Road on Sunday morning.Save to My Web

Ford, DaimlerChrysler U.S. Sales Fall; Toyota Gains (Update3)
Bloomberg.com - Nov 01 10:33 AM
Nov. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. and DaimlerChrysler AG said U.S. auto sales declined after the companies ended discounts that let customers pay the same prices for cars and trucks as the automakers' employees. Toyota Motor Corp.'s sales rose 1.3 percent.Save to My Web