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Initial bakkie supply-chain problems now in hand, Ford assures
Tight supply of the new Ford Ranger bakkie is almost a thing of the past, promises Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa’s (FMCSA) president and CEO Jeff Nemeth. He says FMCSA’s Silverton plant has been experiencing challenges supplying the...By: Irma Venter
22 Feb 13
AUTO INDUSTRY
Ford tackles supply problems at Silverton plant, aims for record Ranger year
Tight supply of the new Ford Ranger bakkie was almost a thing of the past, promised Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa’s (FMCSA) president and CEO Jeff Nemeth on Monday. Speaking at a breakfast hosted by Ford in Johannesburg, he said...By: Irma Venter
04 Feb 13
AUTO INDUSTRY
Top Ford exec wary about SA’s prevailing labour-market tensions
The last number of years has seen more labour disruptions to Ford’s business in South Africa than to any of the US manufacturer’s other global plants, says Ford Asia Pacific and Africa president Joe Hinrichs. Speaking to Engineering News...By: Irma Venter
19 Oct 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
SA labour disruptions cause for concern, says Ford Asia, Africa boss
The last number of years had seen more labour disruptions to Ford’s business in South Africa than to any of the US manufacturer’s other global plants, said Ford Asia Pacific and Africa president Joe Hinrichs on Tuesday.
Speaking to...
By: Irma Venter
02 Oct 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Strong growth in sale of imported cars ‘a concern’, says Ford
The growth in local sales of imported vehicles compared with those sold by local manufacturers “is a concern”, says Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) president and CEO Jeff Nemeth. The South African automotive industry set a new...By: Irma Venter
21 Sep 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Imported vehicles, labour disputes cause for concern, says Ford CEO
The growth in local sales of imported vehicles compared with those sold by local manufacturers “is a concern”, says Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) president and CEO Jeff Nemeth. The South African automotive industry set a new...By: Irma Venter
04 Sep 12
AUTO INDUSTRY – 1
Mazda unveils much-anticipated bakkie offering
Mazda has unveiled its new, long-awaited BT-50 bakkie to the local market, after first showing the one-tonner at the Australian International Motor Show in October 2010. The bakkie is assembled at Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa’s...By: Irma Venter
31 Aug 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Ford to create 800 new jobs at PE, Pretoria plants
Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) said on Friday that it would add 800 new jobs to its payroll to increase production at both its plants, starting on September 3. FMCSA would add a second shift to its Silverton plant, in Pretoria,...
By: Irma Venter
24 Aug 12
AUTO INDUSTRY – 3
Ford poised for minibus, large panel-van market entry
Ford is set to enter the minibus and large panel-van markets in South Africa, with the new Transit Custom and Tourneo Custom, due for introduction in the first quarter of next year. The local arm of the US manufacturer is, however, not considering...By: Irma Venter
10 Aug 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
New SA-made BT-50 bakkie breaks cover
Mazda on Monday unveiled its new, long-awaited BT-50 bakkie to the local market, after having first shown the one-tonner at the Australian International Motor Show in October 2010. The bakkie is assembled at Ford Motor Company of Southern...By: Irma Venter
06 Aug 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Ford SA to launch panel-van, people mover in 2013
Ford is set to enter the minibus and large panel-van markets in South Africa, with the new Transit Custom and Tourneo Custom due for introduction in the first quarter of next year. The local arm of the US manufacturer is, however, not considering...By: Irma Venter
23 Jul 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Year-to-date car sales up on 2011 levels, but evidence of cooling
New vehicle sales in March improved by 10.5% to reach 42 617 vehicles compared with the 38 583 units sold in April last year, reports the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa).By: Irma Venter
18 May 12
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