Ford to invest 400 million dollars to produce new vehicle in America
(chinatrucks, Jan 20, 2011) It is announced by Ford on Jan 18th, 2011 that Ford plans to invest 400 million dollars to Claycomo plant at Missouri state. The investment will be used to produce a new vehicle.
Marcey Evans, the spokesman of Ford, has announced that Ford will recruit 3750 temporary workers from Claycomo plant. However, she did not disclose the specific plant to produce the new vehicle. The plant will continue to produce F-150 pickup.
Michael Robinet, IHS analyst from American Auto Industry R&D Organism, announces that it is quite possible for Ford to produce a Quanshun coach in Claycomo plant.
It is well known that Ford has performed so great in 2010 at American market. F series pickup under Ford has got the Champaign of the trucks at American market. Ford plans to strengthen America market and it plans to recruit more than 7,000 workers.
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