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volvfan88 @ Nov 28th 2007 10:14AM
didnt Ford say they are keeping Volvo for now at least, they will allow Volvo to operate mor indepently also. The thing with BMW too is that BMW said no more brands will be bought nor ressurected. If this is a recent twist to Ford's ongoing saga with the PAG then let me know. I think right now Ford is trying to prepare Volvo for a major share divestment. Ford wants to sever multiple ties with Volvo so that they can sell the majority of the shares to a private comapny like that Wallenburg Family that owns Investor AB of Sweden. Ford probably wants to keep like a 30% share in Volvo like that of Mazda.