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Well ya they did that but it’s after declining sales. Bad business on their part.
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And they are losing an average of $23,000 for each one they sell.
Yes starting into a new business costs money. How many remember how unprofitable Tesla was and how close to bankruptcy. And how much the worlds automakers are pouring into Hybrids and EVs and their associated supply chain.
It’s fun watching the pivot to electrics.
In hindsight Ford could have built more hybrids for awhile. But that’s why Ford’s management makes the big bucks to make hard decisions and take calculated risks.
It’s fun watching the pivot to electrics.
In hindsight Ford could have built more hybrids for awhile. But that’s why Ford’s management makes the big bucks to make hard decisions and take calculated risks.
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Really?? Ford finally deducted that poor sales are mainly because prices are too high?
Education really does work. Stay in school kiddies.
Education really does work. Stay in school kiddies.
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At some point, car companies are going to realize that a vast majority of car owners are not entranced with the prospect of electric vehicles.
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