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Old 07-05-2013, 02:00 PM   #31
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Default Re: Hypothetical-would Ford be in better position if it had FG wagon instead of Terri

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From Detroit's point of view, they are humming along very nicely indeed. Detroit's point of view is the only one of any relevance in the big picture..."
You've probably nailed it there, to remain relevant you've to to be seen as indispensable to an organisation. Falcon or Territory don't fit that mould, I saw a left hand drive Explorer on the road the other day, I guess that's our future locked away right there. I do believe things could have been different with different local management but I guess hindsight is a powerful thing.
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