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Mark Fields Quotes
«But it remains a long journey.»
Author: Mark Fields
«We believe our plan is comprehensive and we are starting to make progress. We know there's still a lot of work to do.»
Author: Mark Fields
«We are reducing the number of plants, not necessarily production capacity, thanks to our investment in flexible manufacturing.»
Author: Mark Fields
«Maciel has made a significant contribution to the Ford Motor Company global business through innovations in product, business and marketing strategies. We wish Maciel well in his new role and thank him for his work at Ford Motor Company.»
Author: Mark Fields
«The Way Forward is a long-term strategy and journey. But we are very satisfied with early progress and momentum, and we remain committed to all of the targets established in what remains a long-term strategy and journey.»
Author: Mark Fields
«We remain very committed to the low-cost facility.»
Author: Mark Fields
«Idling plants and reducing staff are obviously very difficult decisions for all of us, but they also are necessary actions to help restore our North American business to profitability no later than 2008.»
Author: Mark Fields
«As we come closer to idling, we'll talk about future product plans for the Ranger. Clearly we're looking at our product plans.»
Author: Mark Fields
«The criterion is low cost. The criterion is not geography.»
Author: Mark Fields
«How big the segment will be, that's going to depend on what happens with fuel prices and customer preferences.»
Author: Mark Fields