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In reply to the discussion: Ford to stop selling every car in North America but the Mustang and Focus Active [View all]kysrsoze
(6,035 posts)5. Chrysler took the lead on this. Seem everyone wants crossovers...
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or traditional SUVs and trucks. Honda and Toyota have seriously upped their sedan offerings to try and keep the bulk of a shrinking market. I believe Ford and Chrysler dont think they can compete in that market. I guess we will all see...
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pstokely
Apr 2018
OP
In my Podunk town, the last remaining Crown Vic is just about to be retired
Brother Buzz
Apr 2018
#39
Well, I'm a current Ford Taurus owner - I have always favored full size sedans - I don't like
Midwestern Democrat
Apr 2018
#37
I also have a Taurus and absolutely love it. Dang! Every time I fall in love with a model, they
Frustratedlady
Apr 2018
#66
We will see what happens, but this is exactly what got Detroit in trouble, they didn't diversify,
still_one
Apr 2018
#12
The car industry runs in cycles, and I think there is a very real risk that the current owners of
still_one
Apr 2018
#19
I have no idea, but I do see a lot of Ford cars around, especially the hybrid and plug-in hybrids
still_one
Apr 2018
#23
Right now it is 70%. Perhaps no one has noticed, but fuel prices have been on the uptick. You
still_one
Apr 2018
#45
Meanwhile your tax dollars subsidize all the F250s & Navigators they can build.
TheSmarterDog
Apr 2018
#16
About a year ago Chevrolet is considering phasing out the Volt, Sonic, and other cars. That they
still_one
Apr 2018
#27
I hear you. The automobile industry has always run in cycles, It is a tough business from
still_one
Apr 2018
#71
It may also have the oppositie effect. It did with me. I had a 2013 Volt, and when
still_one
Apr 2018
#47
This has been done by GM..No More, ..Olds, and Pontiac..correct!...and there was another
Stuart G
Apr 2018
#49
The Ford F-Series truck line has been the best selling vehicle in the US for 35 years
inwiththenew
Apr 2018
#73
Detroit used to be able to drive up sales by implementing major design changes every three years.
Midwestern Democrat
Apr 2018
#84
Probably because they know we'll never repair roads and you'll need a tank (SUV) or truck to get
Hoyt
Apr 2018
#76
gas prices going up so lets stop making small cars...what could possibly go wrong?
dembotoz
Apr 2018
#82