Ford offers employee pricing to all car shoppers
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Ford Motor said on Thursday that it was lowering prices on most of its vehicles to the same levels it charges employees in a bid to boost sales as President Trump’s tariffs on imported cars took effe...
From The New York Times
To promote the pricing program, Ford has launched a new campaign titled “From America, For America,” emphasizing the company’s role as the largest U.S. auto employer and domestic vehicle assembler.
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