Best in Class: Ford Poised to Take Lead
While auto sales in the United States are not expected to recover soon, pent-up demand as old cars retire to the scrap yard will translate into brisk sales down the line. Ford executives expect the company to break even or generate a pretax profit in 2011.>To order reprints of this article, click here: Reprints
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