There are always pros and cons when two cultures come together. On the positive side, there is a melding of food and traditions that often end up being better than the sum of their parts. Conversely, past stereotypes and misconceptions are hard to forget. When talking about Italians and Americans, the situation is no different. Starting with the bad news, Italians in America have given us things like The Olive Garden and the cast of Jersey Shore. However, that is a small price to pay for the goodness that the automotive world received in the form of the De Tomaso Pantera.
Showing posts with label * Ford NAIAS 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label * Ford NAIAS 2010. Show all posts
Monday, May 9, 2011
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
The Global Focus on Ford
@ the title, pun totally intended
I am absolutely psyched to see the new Ford Focus and Ford's future offerings in person when the NYIAS comes around.
Honestly, it just feels like every single department of the Ford Motor Company is getting straight A's. Both their car and truck, that is the Fusion and Transit respectively, has won North American Car of the Year. If this is worth any example, stockholders will note that on Nov. 2008, F stock was worth 1.26. As of today, it's worth 11.76 a share.
"Today our industry is at the intersection of three critical global issues-- the economy, energy and the environment. The winning companies will be those that address these issues with vehicles that are exciting and fun to drive. And without compromises."
-Danny Choy-
I am absolutely psyched to see the new Ford Focus and Ford's future offerings in person when the NYIAS comes around.
Honestly, it just feels like every single department of the Ford Motor Company is getting straight A's. Both their car and truck, that is the Fusion and Transit respectively, has won North American Car of the Year. If this is worth any example, stockholders will note that on Nov. 2008, F stock was worth 1.26. As of today, it's worth 11.76 a share.
"Today our industry is at the intersection of three critical global issues-- the economy, energy and the environment. The winning companies will be those that address these issues with vehicles that are exciting and fun to drive. And without compromises."
-Danny Choy-
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