• Initial FR500s delivered
   
• Boyd Coddington dies at 63
   
• Ford Enters the Man Cave
   
• Hot T for the Snow
   
• Record price for Mustang Promo on Ebay
   
• Ford offers customized 2009 Edge
   
• GT500KR Mustangs in Demand
   
• Ford TSB on Mod Motor Spark Plug removal issue
   
• Racing author, former AutoWeek editor William Neely dies at 77
   
• Michigan legislature considering special designation for street, customs and kit cars
   
• Ford Model T Turns 100
   
• Phil Hill dies at 81
   
• Show and Go 33 - Awesome Day, Awesome Car show
   
• SAAC-MCR puts together Club Display for Ford
   
• Michigan Avenue Cruise set to debut July 12, 2008
   
• Former Belleville, Michigan resident - NHRA driver Scott Kalitta, killed in crash
   
• 2009 Detroit Grand Prix Cancelled
   
• 2008 Fall Chili cookoff and Color Tour
   
• Introducing the 2010 Ford Mustang
   
• 2010 Mustang to be revealed November 18th on the SPEED TV channel
   
• Lincoln MKS, Ford Focus Stand Out at SEMA
   
• Cobra Jet the latest Addition to the Mustang FR500 Series of Race Cars from Ford Racing
   
• Model T and Capri celebrate anniversaries at the 2008 Le Mans Classic
   
• Ford's Model T Celebrates 100 Years
   
• Happy 100 years General Motors
   
• KITT the Knight Rider returns to TV
   
• Shelby Owners at Ford World Headquarters
   
• 2009 Mustang
   
• Sunflowers in bloom at Ford World Headquarters

• Ford offers up a unique GT500KR for auction at Barrett-Jackson
   
• Carroll Shelby's 85th Birthday, and the Launch
  of the Shelby GT500KR
   
• 2008 Ford Shelby GT500KR Lands Starring Role on Knight Rider
   
• Shelby Motorcycle set to begin Production
   
• Shelby GT500 Breaks into the Movies
   
• SCCA Speed World Challenge added to 2008 Detroit Grand Prix Lineup
   
• New Dan Gurney Edition Mustang
   
• Warriors in Pink
   
• Mrs. Ricci gets her Mustang
   
• Ford Delivers Hydrogen Powered Buses
   
• Radical new Tire Design on it's Way?
   
• Carroll Shelby wins Auto Executive of the
  Year Lifetime Achievement Award
   
• See a Classic Car Show, Take a Nostalgia Trip
   
• Wallace Wyss - Historian turns Artist
   
• Ford further cuts Truck Production
   
• GT500KR Road and Track Test
   
• 2009 Ford F 150 wins Motor Trend Truck of the Year Award
   
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Ford Motor Company Statement on Proposed Congressional Automotive Industry Bill

DEARBORN, Mich., Dec. 8 – As we told Congress, Ford is in a different position. We do not face a near-term liquidity issue, and we will not be seeking a short term bridge loan. But Ford fully supports an effort to address the near-term liquidity issues of GM and Chrysler, as our industry is highly interdependent and a failure of one of our competitors could affect us all.