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    debated arguments in the truck industry; why Ford is better than Chevy. Like the iconic and historical slogan says, Fords are built tough. Chevy’s have many problems and flaws within their products and this has caused a good amount of people to switch over from Chevy’s to Ford’s. Ford focuses on performance, comfort, and entertainment when designing their vehicles. In this essay these three factors are going to be broken down piece by piece to prove that a Ford is better than a Chevy.…

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    Mercury History

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    Mercury was a Ford Motor Company division that primarily consisted of entry-level premium vehicles. Comprising one-half of the Lincoln-Mercury division, Mercury was discontinued in 2011 to allow Ford to focus on its Ford and Lincoln brands. Since Mercury has been out of production for several years, used models are becoming popular options for drivers wanting to own one of these iconic vehicles. History of Mercury The Mercury name first appeared in 1933 on a Chevrolet passenger car. Edsel Ford…

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    My First American Cars

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    my own. Of all the American cars, I want to get either a Ford, Dodge, or Chevrolet. I could see myself buying a Ford automobile. Ford has been a trusted company for many years. Ford Motor Company is headquartered in Michigan. It was founded by Henry Ford. Henry created the first American car. Ford first used methods for manufacturing of automobiles by moving assembly lines. They called this method fordism. I want my car to be reliable. Ford is…

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    Nascar means National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. In the beginning of the sport the cars were much slower and did not look like anything that is being driven today. Back in the beginning the cars were Ford modifieds, now they run Dodge Chargers, Ford Mustangs, Toyota Corolla, Ford Fusion, and Chevy Impalas. Nascar had many impacts on the economy of the United States such as one race weekend of the year at Las Vegas International Speedway. On this race…

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    financial woes." By the end of 2012 Both Chrysler and General Motors ended their debt and Ford Motors made multiple gas friendly automobiles. Ford Motors offered the vehicles at low prices and began to compete with its Japanese competitors. Ford also went on to redesign its Mustang to share similar iconic body characteristics from the 1968 model; while offering 3 types of trucks and SUVs as well as offering Ford GT again in its supercar…

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    old cars. I drove my sister’s 2003 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor and my brother’s 1994 Camaro Z28. Having a fair amount of knowledge about cars, I was ready to find my own car. I knew I want something fast, cool, or both. I was fortunate enough to have my dad pay for a car. Now I wasn’t emotionally attatched to any particular car, I chose the car that was the fastest and most reliable for what my dad was willing to pay. I had my sights set on a Ford Mustang…

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    Market Positioning Market Positioning considers the principles of segmentation, targeting and positioning to identify the potential target audience for T.C. Harrison. The model of STP is convenient when effective marketing communication is planned; it enables the marketers to deliver relevant messages to engage with different audiences (Hanlon, 2016). Porter’s Generic Strategies Segmentation¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬ According to Kotler et al (2008), the four main topics of segmentation are;…

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    Cars In The 50's

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    The 1960s brought up many things that have had an impact that has lasted more than 50 years. This decade has influenced music, clothing, politics, movies, etc. It has left an impact on the United States that will still be around for years to come. Another important thing that the 60s brought up was the car culture. It wasn’t started in the 60s, and it didn’t grow as fast as the past two decades in the 60s. But during the 60s many advances in many areas, good and bad, came along that still are…

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    Automotive engineering today continues to fascinate consumers across the world. Muscle cars have always been a big in the United States such as the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, and Chevrolet Corvette. Back in the day, when Ford ran the motor vehicle game with the Model T, American-made was the only way to go. However, since technology and innovation have made somewhat of a race of the auto industry, foreign cars from now big-hitters like Japan and Germany have stolen much of the thunder that…

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    Ford Weaknesses

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    After a thorough analysis of Ford performance and market overall, I found several issues that need to be addressed. These three strategic issues are: dependence on the US market, competition, and adaption of fuel efficient cars. Ford is a well know US company that is mostly popular in the US. In 2012, Ford gains $8,343 million in North America and $213 millions in South America. The total pre-tax results were $ 6,256 million because of the decline in sales in Europe $ (1,753) and Asia Pacific $…

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