Ford Flee From Australia
Review - Manufacturing Ford Motors Company in Australia was officially suspend their production on the continent of Australia after the closure of two plants Ford in Broadmeadows and Geelong, Victoria, Australia. The closure of the factory had been announced in advance in 2013 and then by reason of huge losses for five consecutive years. Ford became the first 'leave' apart from the other two major manufacturers announced a similar plan in 2013, namely General Motors and Toyota.
Launch of foxnews.com, President & CEO of Ford Motor Company of Australia, Graeme Whickman said: "Today is a very emotional day for the entire team of Ford Australia. We say goodbye to all colleagues of this extraordinary plant that has contributed their best at Ford in Australia, "said Whickman to media at the end of the procession of factory closures on October 7.
Departure of Ford of Australia does not necessarily eliminate the name of the continent Austraia Ford. They plan to continue selling and servicing Ford cars imported into Australia. Even the number of engineers who are local residents were given an offer to be involved in the development of the design of the vehicles will be built at Ford plants elsewhere in the world.
Ford factory in Australia has been established over 90 years ago and the first car produced by the factory in Geelong is the legendary Model T in July 1925, with the assembly began on March 31 in the same year. Until 2016, the Ford plant has produced more than 6 million units. With 4.3 million units born in Broadmeadows and 3.8 million units of Ford Falcon is a local product who started the production period since 1960. As a final tribute and the best memory, the Ford Australia to build the last unit of the Ford Territory and Ford Falcon XR6 engine 6-cylinder which is then exhibited in museums Ford Australia.
The lid Ford factory in Australia is a chain of similar events in early 2016 after Ford Motor Company terminate its business in Indonesia and Japan. The reason was similar where they suffered substantial losses and could not find a way out profitable companies.
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