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2010 F150 scheduling begins with Allocation Week 23 (Thursday, June 11). For the July Startup source period Ford will only be scheduling orders that are buildable at Dearborn Truck Plant – Job 1 at DTP is 7/6/09. Since Kansas City Assembly Plant Job 1 is 8/3/09, no orders with KCAP-only content will be scheduled with the July Startup source. Ford has implemented a MATERIAL HOLD on all orders with KCAP-only content. This hold is already in place and will be removed prior to the August source period. |
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Tuesday, 09 June 2009 17:49 |
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Job #1: 6/15/2009 Powertrain & Functional Changes: - All-New Available 3.5L V6 EcoBoost Engine
- 6-speed SelectShift Automatic™ Transmission with Paddle Activation
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Tuesday, 09 June 2009 17:34 |
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Fusion Features for MY2010 |
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New for the MY2010 Transit Connect |
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Tuesday, 09 June 2009 17:40 |
- Key Features:
- 2nd Row dual sliding doors with glass
- Rear barn doors (w/glass) standard with 180 degree door hinge. Optional 255 degree door hinges on XLT Trim only
- 4/5 passenger seating
- 135 cubic feet of interior cargo volume
- Lockable Hood and Gas Cap – Standard
- Flexible storage space
- Up to 1,600 pounds of payload
- Safety:
- AdvanceTrac w/RSC – Std on Wagon; Opt on Van
- Airbags – front & side
- Anti-Lock Brakes (4-Wheel)
- TPMS
- Powertrain/Capabilities:
- 4-speed auto transmission
- GVWR – 4,950 lbs.
- 22mpg city / 25mpg hwy
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GM Files for Bankruptcy Protection |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 01 June 2009 17:28 |
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Excerpt from today’s Detroit Free Press: General Motors Corp., which for much of its 100-year life was the world's largest automaker and the pinnacle of corporate America, today filed for bankruptcy reorganization in an attempt to rebuild itself as a smaller and leaner automaker. The Detroit automaker, which has been staying afloat with more than $19 billion in U.S. government loans, has seen its U.S. sales drop nearly 50% so far this year, hit hard by the worst economy since the Great Depression. |
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