Ford operating loss beats target, revenue falls $11 billion

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07-24-09, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by rdgdawg

It's working in the sowroom, service bays, and now in the board room... they have some hedged bets, but they're paying off right now and they've reallocated their cash reserves...

I'm buying the Shelby, maybe a Flex with Ecoboost as well!!

WELL DONE FORD!!!

And I'm sure that Ford execs are saying "Well Done, Russ"

I (may) review a Flex. I haven't gotten any specific requests, but there seems to be some general CL interest in it, not just from you.

07-24-09, 07:22 AM

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I (may) review a Flex. I haven't gotten any specific requests, but there seems to be some general CL interest in it, not just from you.

Inside Line just did one, but you know how much I value your reviews Mike... I would be very interested in this as we will replace the Sienna at some point with the Flex or Traverse as mentioned in a previous post... for me, the Flex is better tech and performance, BIG interior... look forward to reading your input if you do a review

07-30-09, 01:55 AM

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an american car company making a profit right now seems impossible.

07-30-09, 09:49 AM

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Anything's possible. Ford's profit comes from a gain and not directly through operations. A company can bring in cash either though operations, financing or investing. Either way good luck to Ford...