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Longtime partners Ford Motor Co. and Mazda plan to invest US$350 million in their AutoAlliance (AAT) plant in Thailand to support the production of the next generation of the Ford Ranger and Mazda B-Series compact pickup trucks, which are scheduled to be launched in the middle of 2011. The investment will go to plant upgrades and supplier tooling.
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- Mazda Bt-50 Pickup Truck Gets A Very Subtle Facelift
Mazda has started production of the facelifted BT-50 pickup truck at its Auto Alliance plant in Thailand. The refreshed model will be introduced from the second half of this year, starting in Thailand and Australia. Read more »...
- Gm Invests Us$275 Million In Ft. Wayne Plant To Build New Chevy And Gmc Full-size Pickup Trucks
General Motors announced on Wednesday that it plans to invest approximately US$275 million at its Fort Wayne assembly plant in Indiana to build the next generation of GMC and Chevrolet full size pickup trucks. The latest investment is part of a US$2...
- Ford Ranger Max Concept Pickup Truck Premieres At Thailand Auto Show
The star attraction at Ford's stand at the Thailand Motor Expo that runs from November 28 to December 10 is the Ranger Max pickup truck concept. A team of Ford truck specialists in Thailand worked closely with Ford's Australia-based Asia Pacific...
- Ford Invests $75 Million To Prepare Michigan Truck Plant For Small Cars
With SUV and large truck sales constantly declining, Ford Motor Company has no other option than to shift its focus to passenger cars. As part of the company's plan to boost North American small-car production, the American automaker announced today...
- Ford Stops Building Trucks In Wayne - Preps To Build Small Cars
Though still smarting from what wasn't the most successful arguing on their behalf at Congress last week, Ford Motor Company had already decided to "do things differently" before senators and congressmen kept asking them to do so. Yesterday the Wayne,...
Cars
Ford and Mazda buddy up and invest US$350 Million in Thailand plant for new pickup trucks
Longtime partners Ford Motor Co. and Mazda plan to invest US$350 million in their AutoAlliance (AAT) plant in Thailand to support the production of the next generation of the Ford Ranger and Mazda B-Series compact pickup trucks, which are scheduled to be launched in the middle of 2011. The investment will go to plant upgrades and supplier tooling.
Read more »
- Mazda Bt-50 Pickup Truck Gets A Very Subtle Facelift
Mazda has started production of the facelifted BT-50 pickup truck at its Auto Alliance plant in Thailand. The refreshed model will be introduced from the second half of this year, starting in Thailand and Australia. Read more »...
- Gm Invests Us$275 Million In Ft. Wayne Plant To Build New Chevy And Gmc Full-size Pickup Trucks
General Motors announced on Wednesday that it plans to invest approximately US$275 million at its Fort Wayne assembly plant in Indiana to build the next generation of GMC and Chevrolet full size pickup trucks. The latest investment is part of a US$2...
- Ford Ranger Max Concept Pickup Truck Premieres At Thailand Auto Show
The star attraction at Ford's stand at the Thailand Motor Expo that runs from November 28 to December 10 is the Ranger Max pickup truck concept. A team of Ford truck specialists in Thailand worked closely with Ford's Australia-based Asia Pacific...
- Ford Invests $75 Million To Prepare Michigan Truck Plant For Small Cars
With SUV and large truck sales constantly declining, Ford Motor Company has no other option than to shift its focus to passenger cars. As part of the company's plan to boost North American small-car production, the American automaker announced today...
- Ford Stops Building Trucks In Wayne - Preps To Build Small Cars
Though still smarting from what wasn't the most successful arguing on their behalf at Congress last week, Ford Motor Company had already decided to "do things differently" before senators and congressmen kept asking them to do so. Yesterday the Wayne,...