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There may just be no more Edsel studies. The next challenge for the "Big Two" would build a small compact car to battle the VW Beetle. The ugly little car was now taking a painful bite out belonging to the low priced end on the U.S. auto market. A shrunken Ford (the Falcon) and a us VW (the Corvair) were the result. Both cars were big sellers.
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What associated with popular Chevys could be complete minus the Camaro? This muscle car has been remanufactured, and after considerable excitement has arrived out from the 7 year hiatus sporting a heritage-inspired design.
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The beginning was the Falcon's foundation -- work out plans modified extensively for the car. Parts were also used from Galaxies, Fairlanes and Fords of all sizes -- nothing was against the rules. The Falcon's body proportions were tweaked until a sleek and different new vehicle resulted that in 1964 would take the market by storm -- the Mustang.
In 2009, after economic downturn had taken it's toll, GM accepted a government bailout loan to keep itself adrift. In 2010 they announced they will had paid it way back. GM had accepted the government bailout money so could possibly finance new models to basically reinvent itself. Ford spurned the offer of a government loan, but in doing so, they upward with less of your budget for R&D and restructuring. On the plus side, Ford's go-it-alone policy did gain them a regarding good will, as reflected in the company's strong sales since right after that.
