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Ford Motor Co., speeding the rollout of the redesigned Lincoln MKZ sedan to revive its luxury line, said the model’s April U.S. sales set a monthly record that drove a gain of at least 10 percent for the brand.
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For the first time in two decades, General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Group LLC pulled off a sweep in the first three months of a year, with all three gaining U.S. market share in 2013’s first quarter.
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Ford Motor Co., facing criticism about the fuel economy of some of its models, moved to boost the amount of driver-mileage data sharing to come up with measures more valuable than government ratings.
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Ford Motor Co. is considering modifying Lincoln models before they go on sale in China next year to meet the tastes of consumers there who often expect to be chauffeur-driven in their luxury cars.
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General Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Dan Akerson’s conflicts with maverick marketer Joel Ewanick started weeks before he was ousted for not properly disclosing as much as a third of the cost of a $559 million soccer deal, people familiar with the situation said.
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Ford Motor Co., targeting increased U.S. market share this year, told dealers yesterday that the company will match investments in their stores to improve the customer experience.
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Ford Motor Co. said 68 percent of U.S. consumers don’t believe the automaker’s cars and trucks are fuel efficient.
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Ford Motor Co., seeking to boost its image and its prices in Germany, is up against car buyers like Stefanie Weiland.
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Ford Motor Co. plans to triple North American production of electric vehicles and hybrids to more than 100,000 models by 2013 as it works to make a quarter of its vehicles run at least partly on electricity.
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Ford Motor Co.’s global marketing chief says the automaker is focused on high “real world” fuel efficiency in its vehicles after a California woman won a case against Honda Motor Co. for failing to meet mileage claims.
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