http://www.sacarfan.co.za/2009/03/ford-to-reduce-debt-by-104-billion/ An automotive blog covering car news, motor industry news, new models, tuning news, concept cars, electric cars, performance cars, videos, road tests and more. Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:35:59 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 http://www.sacarfan.co.za/2009/03/ford-to-reduce-debt-by-104-billion/comment-page-1/#comment-159 delicia Lewis Sat, 07 Mar 2009 16:58:37 +0000 http://www.sacarfan.co.za/?p=754#comment-159 “The No. 2 U.S. automaker is so far navigating brilliantly through a very dangerous minefield while the fate of its U.S. competitors, General Motors and Chrysler, looks bleaker by the day.” The Detroit Free Press says, “While GM and Chrysler quickly asked for bridge loans in order to keep operating, Ford — thanks to a cash pile it built by borrowing back in 2006 before the credit crunch — said it didn’t need a rescue. At least not right away. Wow, I love this statement,$ 20 would have saved two lives. Ford Motor Company may not need a rescue, but all the people who’s houses and cars have burned up sure do! Many people have been ‘literally’burned alive by defctive ford products, and the families that were loyal Ford Motor Company consumers, appear to be the last concern on Ford’s list. It goes back to the old saying ” when times get hard you find out who your true friends are”. Ford has not been a very good friend, to me or the other families that have lost loved ones. A Good Friend, or a Good Company would not let the consumer drive around with ticking time bombs under their hood. A good company would own -up to all it’s mistakes financial and structural decisions are one thing, human life is another. What is the price, the worth of my son Payton? The 22 year old young man in his prime, that was so proud to be driving a Lincoln. This American Car Company, turned it’s back on this typical all American Young man, by failing to recall the car until 7 months after his being burned beyond recognition. Failing in ever aspect of good Customer Relations ( including Scott Monty on twitter). No flowers, No car-replacement, No payment of funeral cost,and then to have the audacity to deny! To hire attorney’s to fight against the families, as if we are the enemy instead of loyal consumers that have lost children. To Ford’s navigating brilliantly through a very dangerous minefield statement, I agree Ford Motor Company did navigate brilliantly during the cruise control switch recall,doing it in stages as to not scare off the consumer. Unfortunate for the poor loyal consumer that’s car burst into flames because the ‘navigator’ failed to acknowledge (SCDS bomb) under the hood. Payton Tyler Lewis 9-9-94 killed 12-9-06 Rest in Peace my son Momma is hear to plea your case and hopefully save some others their lives. “The No. 2 U.S. automaker is so far navigating brilliantly through a very dangerous minefield while the fate of its U.S. competitors, General Motors and Chrysler, looks bleaker by the day.” The Detroit Free Press says, “While GM and Chrysler quickly asked for bridge loans in order to keep operating, Ford — thanks to a cash pile it built by borrowing back in 2006 before the credit crunch — said it didn’t need a rescue. At least not right away.
Wow, I love this statement,$ 20 would have saved two lives. Ford Motor Company may not need a rescue, but all the people who’s houses and cars have burned up sure do! Many people have been ‘literally’burned alive by defctive ford products, and the families that were loyal Ford Motor Company consumers, appear to be the last concern on Ford’s list. It goes back to the old saying ” when times get hard you find out who your true friends are”. Ford has not been a very good friend, to me or the other families that have lost loved ones. A Good Friend, or a Good Company would not let the consumer drive around with ticking time bombs under their hood. A good company would own -up to all it’s mistakes financial and structural decisions are one thing, human life is another.
What is the price, the worth of my son Payton? The 22 year old young man in his prime, that was so proud to be driving a Lincoln. This American Car Company, turned it’s back on this typical all American Young man, by failing to recall the car until 7 months after his being burned beyond recognition. Failing in ever aspect of good Customer Relations ( including Scott Monty on twitter). No flowers, No car-replacement, No payment of funeral cost,and then to have the audacity to deny! To hire attorney’s to fight against the families, as if we are the enemy instead of loyal consumers that have lost children. To Ford’s navigating brilliantly through a very dangerous minefield statement, I agree Ford Motor Company did navigate brilliantly during the cruise control switch recall,doing it in stages as to not scare off the consumer. Unfortunate for the poor loyal consumer that’s car burst into flames because the ‘navigator’ failed to acknowledge (SCDS bomb) under the hood.
Payton Tyler Lewis 9-9-94 killed 12-9-06 Rest in Peace my son Momma is hear to plea your case and hopefully save some others their lives. ]]> http://www.sacarfan.co.za/2009/03/ford-to-reduce-debt-by-104-billion/comment-page-1/#comment-153 Reduce debt | Finance and Money Articles Fri, 06 Mar 2009 06:21:12 +0000 http://www.sacarfan.co.za/?p=754#comment-153 [...] Ford to Reduce Debt by $10.4 Billion | SA Car FanFord Motor Company is planning to reduce its debt by more than US$10.4 billion in the near future. The plan …  read more… [...] [...] Ford to Reduce Debt by $10.4 Billion | SA Car FanFord Motor Company is planning to reduce its debt by more than US$10.4 billion in the near future. The plan …  read more… [...] ]]> http://www.sacarfan.co.za/2009/03/ford-to-reduce-debt-by-104-billion/comment-page-1/#comment-144 Susan Kishner Thu, 05 Mar 2009 21:10:44 +0000 http://www.sacarfan.co.za/?p=754#comment-144 Just wanted to say HI. I found your blog a few days ago on Technorati and have been reading it over the past few days. Just wanted to say HI. I found your blog a few days ago on Technorati and have been reading it over the past few days. ]]>