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Ford, Subaru, VW win top safety picks

Ford, Subaru, VW win top safety picks

Ford, Subaru and Volkswagen sit atop the U.S. insurance industry's annual list of the safest new vehicles, according to a closely watched assessment.

 

Ford reports surprise $1B profit

Ford reports surprise $1B profit

Automaker says earnings were fueled by cost cuts and Cash for Clunkers rebates.

 

Ford’s Plan to Cut Costs Falls Short in Union Vote

Ford’s Plan to Cut Costs Falls Short in Union Vote

Changes to the workers’ contract that would have allowed cuts appeared headed for certain defeat.

 

U.A.W. and Ford Reach Tentative Deal on Concessions

If union members accept the deal, Ford will gain some of the benefits that General Motors and Chrysler needed bankruptcy reorganization to achieve.

 

U.S. "clunker" sales top 180,000: officials

Sales under the U.S. government's "cash for clunkers" auto incentive topped 180,000 with Toyota Motor Corp overtaking Ford Motor Co with the top-selling vehicle, officials said on Wednesday.

 

Ford to report July sales jump

Ford to report July sales jump

Ford Motor Co. saw an increase in domestic sales this July over last, a Ford official told CNN Radio on Sunday. It was the first monthly sales gain claimed by a major automaker since the financial crisis began last year.

 

Ford, Nissan to Tap Federal Loans

Ford, Nissan to Tap Federal Loans

The government is poised to disclose that Ford, Tesla and Nissan will be among the first beneficiaries of a $25 billion loan program to help develop fuel-efficient vehicles.

 

Ford’s U.S. sales fell 41 percent in March

Ford Motor Co. said Wednesday its March sales in the U.S. fell 41 percent from a year earlier as low consumer confidence and job uncertainty continued to worry car buyers.

 

Ford to Make Car Payments if You Lose Job

Ford Motor Co. said Tuesday it is offering a payment protection plan to help reassure consumers who may be putting off buying a new car because of worries about losing their job.

 

Ford sees $500 million annual savings in UAW deal

Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday that it expects operating savings of $500 million per year from an agreement with the United Auto Workers that will push hourly wage rates into the "ballpark" of foreign-based rivals.

 

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