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08-10-2011, 12:22 PM
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 I know that & you’re not listing!!! "IF".. "IF".. They were at full production (of the current line rate) they'd be building 13% more..The last time Ford sold more than 4,600 local cars was June 2010.. That has been 15 months of down days needed to balance to current rates.. As a bean counter that would concern me... Hence me underlining point.. SALES NEED TO LIFT!!! consistently over a long period of time!! When Ford start selling 4,600 local cars constantly, then I'll be happy!! And so will the poor workers at the plant, living with down days.. Last edited by Joe5619; 08-10-2011 at 12:30 PM. |
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Re: September sales numbers: Drive.com
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