How come we haven’t seen the push to move Ford Manufacturing to the US to avoid tariffs? Our vehicles must come back home if we intend to sell in the US market.
I hope Jim and Bill get onboard quickly with the America First policies.
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The amount of Empty office space in Dearborn is amazing. 25 years ago Dearborn was thriving. Now they can fit Everyone in the new building and now tearing down more of the old PDC. Ford is no longer an American company. If a down turn happens they will file chapter 11. If you can retire with one lump sum get out now.
Ford already did with their darn battery and EV plants in Marshall and Tennessee.
What a D!p Sh!t - you've made all of us a little d-mber. Thanks.
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Buddy must’ve used the 2021 model to write his comment😂 what year are you in pal
Too many falsehoods in this forum.
Ford has made a huge investment in the US with the all new Dearborn campus. This will be filled with employees working in America, naturally. That's jobs people. I look forward to most of Model e and its subgroups being together under one roof for efficiency. Have you seen it? It is impressive.
They made their announcements many times over the past five years by moving a majority of the white collar jobs to LCC regions such as India, Mexico and China.
Also moved many components and vehicle lines overseas /across the border.
Unfortunately, your company also strong-armed their supplier to also open technology centers close to their new overseas locations. - The Global Technology and Business Center is also a real nice beautiful place, enabling the outsourcing of many jobs.
Too late, the Company's actions loudly speaks their intent of American Jobs - they don't care about you !