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Old 26-04-2012, 09:27 PM   #23
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Default Re: FORD is to close down its Australian car-making operations until next Wednesday

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Why would Ford own the tooling of another company? And if they did, it would be one less problem to overcome if they wanted to take over the operation, not an additional problem.
The car makers pay for the tooling upfront before the model get's released, that way they own the tooling and can switch suppliers as they want (outside of contracts though).

The problem is, if ford already own the most expensive things in the place (next expensive being unpaid rent), what's the incentive to take the debt on?
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