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Frank the Tank @ Oct 16th 2007 8:45AM
My dog could do a better job managing Ford.
Mike @ Oct 16th 2007 9:43AM
Your dog, my coffee cup, and a rock could manage Ford better.
Sometimes I wonder if Ford is just teaching some huge lesson in what not to do for MBA students...
tikirob @ Oct 16th 2007 11:09AM
Well put him in a tie already...get him out there!
Rob
That One Person @ Oct 16th 2007 5:34PM
Funny. Mullaly has been in office for just over a year and people are already calling him a crappy CEO. What a joke.
Mullaly inherited a MESS from Bill Ford. If you want to blame anyone, blame that moron. He had six years to straighten out the company and to turn it into something great or at least lay the foundations for creative vehicles. Yet, he did nothing. We got the Mustang and F-150...two of Ford's best products. The Fusion ain't bad and the Edge is nice. But what the hell was Bill thinking when he greenlighted the refreshes? And why didn't he do anything creative with Merc and Lincoln? He could have pulled a Caddy. The only truly good thing we got from Bill was better reliability.