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Old 09-02-2014, 01:19 PM   #34
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Default Re: Ford to make announcement about Broady production

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Fusion sounds good too. I believe they should have named the Kuga Escape instead. I think most males would discount the Kuga just cause of the name. Middle aged women might flock to it though.
And why on earth would Ford listen to dealerships and people who actually try to sell their cars..:rolleyes
Nope, we know what we're doing.
We will give you this car named "x" in these trim volumes and don't complain because you can't sell them...

Sound familiar?
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