Ford's big announcement Wednesday that it was moving away from traditional sedans has raised a lot of questions. Like: When? Automotive News' Michael Martinez seems to have found an answer to that one:
Now, that date for the Focus seems to be an acceleration of Ford's plans to move production from Mexico to China, which first was expected to happen in 2019. Now it will live on there and elsewhere, while the Focus Active will be the only model that will wash back onto our shores.
Note that the Fusion's expiration date is more open-ended.
We'll look for more answers in the days ahead.
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Here's when Ford will end production of its cars:
— Michael Martinez (@MikeMartinez_AN) April 26, 2018
-May 2018: Focus
-March 2019: Taurus
-May 2019: Fiesta
Fusion will stick around for at least a couple more years. Focus Active will be imported from China starting in mid-2019.
Now, that date for the Focus seems to be an acceleration of Ford's plans to move production from Mexico to China, which first was expected to happen in 2019. Now it will live on there and elsewhere, while the Focus Active will be the only model that will wash back onto our shores.
Note that the Fusion's expiration date is more open-ended.
We'll look for more answers in the days ahead.
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