Ford Considering More U.S. Production After Boost for Fusion
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Ford Motor Co., expanding output of its Fusion sedan to a U.S. plant, said that factory could produce another model as demand expands.
“We certainly have the flexibility for the future to do more,” Joe Hinrichs, Ford’s president of the Americas, told reporters today as the first Fusions rolled off the line in Flat Rock, Michigan. “We’re trying to get our capacity set up to meet demand. With the growing demand for our trucks, growing demand for Fusion, other product lines, that’s what we’re focused on.”