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Ford offers retirement, buyouts to all factory workers

DETROIT (AP) - Ford Motor has offered buyout or retirement incentive packages to all of its 41,000 U.S. hourly workers as it tries to further reduce its factory workforce. Ford, the healthiest of Detroit's three automakers and the only one to avoid government aid and bankruptcy protection, still has more workers than it needs to produce cars and trucks at current sales levels, said company spokesman Mark Truby. Ref. Source 5

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Ford Profit

Ford Reports $2.7B Profit for 2009, Its First Annual Profit Since 2005, the AP Reports [7:19 a.m. ET] Ref. ABC News

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Ford on a roll

Ford Motor Co posted a US$1.7 billion ($2.27 billion) quarterly profit on Tuesday that exceeded Wall Street expectations and said it expected to eliminate a net debt position in its automotive business by year-end. Ref. Source 2

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I am very happy with some of the cars Ford Motors company is currently producing. The fact that they did not take a bail out makes them even better in my eyes. I am still looking at what my next vehicle will be. I may end up in a ford vehicle.

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Ford to boost production

Ford will increase factory production 13 per cent in the first quarter because of higher demand for Ford and Lincoln brand cars and trucks, and further increases are likely through the year, company executives said Sunday. Ref. Source 9

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I never liked Ford because of the lack of quality in their design. I've always had a strong bias against American Cars, I love imports. American cars always rubbed me the wrong way.

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Ford building $1bn manufacturing complex in India:

The new manufacturing facilities in Sanand in the western state of Gujarat will create 5,000 jobs, and will be able initially to produce 240,000 vehicles and 270,000 engines a year, Ford said. Ref. Source 7

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Ford re-enters minivan market
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'30-plus' mpg Transit Connect Wagon is cheaper than Sienna, Odyssey.
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