کد خبر: ۱۷۰۸۱۹
تاریخ انتشار: ۱۳:۲۷ - ۱۹ بهمن ۱۳۹۰
According to Khabarkhodro, Ford Motor Company invested $1.1 billion to expand its Claycomo Assembly Plant, from Kansas City, Missouri.

$1.1 Billion for the Expansion of Claycomo Assembly Plant, Kansas City

 

According to Khabarkhodro, 

Ford Motor Company invested $1.1 billion to expand its Claycomo Assembly Plant, from Kansas City, Missouri.

 

The expansion includes a 450,000-square-foot integrated stamping plant, additions and renovations to the existing paint shop, facility upgrades, new tooling equipment in the final assembly area, which will produce the next-generation F-150 pickup and the Ford Transit commercial van.

 

It seems that the vehicles produced in the Kansas City area are highly requested on the market, contributing to a sales boost in January for Ford and GM as well.

 

The Escape hit 17,259 units, up 23.5% from January 2011, and combined with the Focus brought a 49% of the overall 7% sales gain in January. But, the F-150 is considered the top-selling vehicle in the States, reaching 42% of the company’s total sales.

 

“January started off with solid sales versus year-ago levels,” Ken Czubay, Ford vice president of U.S. marketing, sales and service, said in a release.

 

“Ford saw the same solid month, with smaller vehicles in higher demand. Escape continued its record-setting run, and Focus set the pace for car sales in California, Texas and the Southeast.”

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