
Ford Motor Company (US)


The Ford
Motor Company slipped behind Toyota
in 2003 to become the world's #3 carmaker. As well as Ford
itself [see Ford Brand for more], the company's brands include
North America's Lincoln and Mercury, Japan's
Mazda
(of which the group has
effective control) and Sweden's Volvo.
A trio of British automobile marques - Aston Martin, Jaguar and Land Rover -
were sold in 2006 and 2007. Despite dynamic performance in the 1990s, the company has lurched through a series
of escalating problems since 2000 ranging from over-capacity and management turmoil to the
massive recall of faulty Firestone tires. The group began to find its feet again
at the end of 2003, only to face fresh challenges in the US since 2005. Advertising
Age
estimated global measured advertising expenditure of $2.9bn in 2006, making
Ford the world's #6 advertiser. Click here for the Adbrands Company Profile
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See also Ford Brand profile and Ford UK
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Ford Motor Company website


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