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Ford GT discontinued; Sport Trac Adrenaline cancelled

02/03/2006, 8:19 AM

By admin

As a part of its “Way Forward” plan, Ford will discontinued its GT supercar according to a report published this morning by the Detroit News. The car is currently built at the Wixom plant, which is scheduled to close next year under the company’s restructuring plan. A spokesperson said the company had only planned a two year production run anyway, and that will end in September. Ford will also discontinued the Lincoln LS, according to the report. Lastly, it was reported that Ford has cancelled plans to build the high-performance Sport Trac Adrenaline. The last car to be discontinued will be the Lincoln Town Car. At that point, the Wixom plant will be idled.

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02/03, 9:15 AM

posted by:

bac

I didn’t really like the SVT Sport Track anyway. The GT was awsome and will be missed….a moment of silence please. Whats a Lincoln? O…they still make those?! Maybe someday Ford, DCX and GM will be on par with the others. If they do make it we, the consumer, will be the winners.

If they need to kill a few brands to survive then so be it.

02/03, 10:51 AM

posted by:

steve

DCX? what the hell u talking about? dcx aint dying, ford and gm are, dcx is doin fine. get your facts straight.

02/03, 11:57 AM

posted by:

bac

Yeah, thats why they just laid off 6000 people and why they sell so many more Dodge Stratus’ than Toyota Camry’s.

02/03, 2:11 PM

posted by:

Wayne

good comparison????what american car has outsold camry???
good god, what does either have to compete with the 300???they are in big trouble. dcx laid off 6000 management and up people not blue colar guys. Ford getting out of minivan business too, I think the town n country and caravan squeeked out 500,000 units last year.

02/03, 2:53 PM

posted by:

Nick

6000 people, primarily the cruft on the German Mercedes-Benz side. Holy crap, I love car sites. No one knows what the hell they’re talking about.

02/04, 5:05 AM

posted by:

bac

If everything was just peachy at DCX they could have found some new projects for those 6000 people don’t you think. My point with the Stratus comment was to point out that in any segment where DCX compeats with Toyota they lose on a quality and refinement standpoint. They might sell more Rams than Tundras now but what about 5, 10, or 15 years down the raod. If you don’t have quality now you won’t have customers later.

02/10, 10:42 PM

posted by:

Kevin

What`s wrong with you Ford, you`re ruined everything people loved

 
 
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