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Subscribe to this threadMulally's replacement could come from within Ford... or maybe not
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tanooki2003 @ Mar 24th 2008 11:09AM
Hire somebody from Europe that ACTUALLY knows about cars, listening to the consumers, and is not afraid to step outside the political boundaries and take some risks to bring the best of the European Ford company to north America.
Mel. R @ Mar 24th 2008 11:19AM
^^^+1 to infinity.^^^
The Other Bob @ Mar 24th 2008 11:54AM
Amen - hire a real car guy, or at least put a car guy in charge of design like GM did.
Randy @ Mar 24th 2008 1:19PM
Yeah, Mays is too "Audi" with his stuff! Half of it is boring! Well the concepts are cool but production models a sometimes boring. Still more exciting than hondas though...
Tagg @ Mar 24th 2008 6:18PM
Um, Mulally is actually leading that charge in creating a more global car lineup. Just read some of the articles regarding Mulally when he asks "why wouldn't this sell ins the U.S.?" He has mentioned that alot of the cues from the Mondeo and other Ford Europe cars will carry over to the U.S. market.
The guy has been at the head of Ford for just over a year! I would imagine it is very difficult to manage a company that is essentially financially broke!!