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There’s been a lot of hype surrounding the U.S. launch of the Fiat 500, with many predicting a commercial success for the Italian mini even before it landed on this side of the Atlantic. However, there’s one industry executive that doesn’t believe in Fiat’s retro-penned hatchback. We’re talking about Ford CEO Alan Mulally. When asked about the market prospects of the Fiat 500 in the United States in an interview with Italian-language news magazine Panorama, Mulally said: "I do not see large market in the U.S.A. for a smaller car than the Fiesta. Those that tried failed.†Read more »
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Ford CEO Alan Mulally Believes Fiat 500 Won’t Succeed in the USA
There’s been a lot of hype surrounding the U.S. launch of the Fiat 500, with many predicting a commercial success for the Italian mini even before it landed on this side of the Atlantic. However, there’s one industry executive that doesn’t believe in Fiat’s retro-penned hatchback. We’re talking about Ford CEO Alan Mulally. When asked about the market prospects of the Fiat 500 in the United States in an interview with Italian-language news magazine Panorama, Mulally said: "I do not see large market in the U.S.A. for a smaller car than the Fiesta. Those that tried failed.†Read more »
- Blue Oval May Ditch Myford Touch Under New Ceo
We know Ford’s current CEO, Alan Mulally, is retiring on July 1, with his spot being filled by the younger Mark Fields. Previously serving as COO, as well as other executive positions, Fields will be charged with continuing the upward trend started...
- Ford Confirms Alan Mulally Will Retire On July 1, Mark Fields Appointed As Successor
...
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Mark Fields, the head of Ford’s North American operations, is expected to succeed Alan Mulally as CEO of Ford Motor Company. According to a report from Bloomberg, Ford will soon announce Fields’ promotion to CEO and reveal the timing of...
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In an announcement today, Ford said that the company's global CEO Alan Mulally and Ford of Europe Chairman Stephen Odell along with other senior executives will detail major product acceleration in Europe during a special live event called "Go...
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