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A Year In Review: 2009
Ford Motor Company A Year in Review: A look back at 2009
The year 2009 will go down as probably one of the most memorable in the automotive industry, and Ford’s constant progress and momentum stood out. While the economic slump continued with a 40 percent drop in vehicle sales and the bankruptcies of two domestic competitors, Ford stayed focused on its plan to deliver affordable fuel economy and exciting new cars, trucks and crossovers to millions. Here are the highlights that resulted in a full year of forward progress.
What’s Hot for 2010?
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And the Winner of the 2010 Motor Trend Car of the Year is…
Don’t Mess with (the truck of) Texas
Ford 2009 Brand of the Year by Society for New Communications Research
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Ford vehicles are still durable and easy to handle, but the women behind the wheel bear little resemblance to the hothouse flower of yesteryear.
The 2011 Ford Mustang GT, powered by a new 412-hp 5.0-liter V-8 engine, adds yet another notch to its belt: an EPA rating of 26 mpg highway when equipped with the six-speed manual transmission, giving it the best fuel economy in its class.
start building with a 69 body, 78 frame. and chassie 302 small block v8 , bored 3.0 over, voodoo cam, double roller timing chain, high volume oil pump, all new suspension and 33x12x50 on ford factory, 7 inch rims, widen 3 inches
While on a job site a Peterbuilt Semi became stuck in the mud. The driver asked me if I could pull him out of the mud because he didnt want to have to call a Semi recovery vehicle. I hooked up to the Semi with a doubled \"snatch strap\" and I put the truck in 4 wheel drive and took off. I pulled the Semi out with literally no resistance.. Job well done Ford!!