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Ford's shift to small car production throughout its manufacturing operation.

08/11/2007

Ford has made the decision to shift to small car production and is following the action plan including rettoling one plant after another.

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The U.S. differs from Europe and the developed countries of Asia such as Japan and S. Korea in the way it approaches the gasoline price. Higher gasoline taxes changes the way these countries approach transportation- with the use of smaller cars, better public transportaton and large investments in public transportation, and an emphasis on conservation.

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Toyota's Scion model

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Shifts in customer buying habits in the U.S. auto industry that hurt GM, Ford and Chrysler in 2008-2009

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Shifts away from larger vehicles in the American auto industry. A significant shift was underway in the US auto industry by the middle of 2008 towards fuel efficient automobiles as gasoline prices went over $4.00 per gallon, and consumer net worth declined significantly with decline in housing and stock prices causing cuts in spending. The situation in 2008-2009 before the government led bailout and the planned bankruptcies of GM and Chrysler.

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With the $15 billion coming out of the fuel efficiency mandated loan of $25 billion, are automakers committing to change their companies focus to achieving gains in fuel efficiency comparable to the European mandate of 50 miles per gallon by 2015?

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