New Superduty Design
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New Superduty Design
i have read several questions over the past few months about when the superduty will be redesigned.
i just read an article in Barron's (a financial magizine) and the article was about U.S. auto makers, most specificly the war between GM and Ford.
They were talking about the launch of new redesigned vehicles and how redesigned vehicles and new model vehicles almost always boost sales.
anyways, they said... "The most crucial launch for any company will be that of the redesigned F-150; Ford's biggest moneymaker, which has fewer curves and a much plusher interior than the current model. The F-series, which includes the F-250 and F-350, which will get make-overs of their own in 2006, is the company's volume leader, accounting for well over 20% of sales and a far higher percentage of profits."
thought everyone would find that interesting.
i know i did.
Scott
i just read an article in Barron's (a financial magizine) and the article was about U.S. auto makers, most specificly the war between GM and Ford.
They were talking about the launch of new redesigned vehicles and how redesigned vehicles and new model vehicles almost always boost sales.
anyways, they said... "The most crucial launch for any company will be that of the redesigned F-150; Ford's biggest moneymaker, which has fewer curves and a much plusher interior than the current model. The F-series, which includes the F-250 and F-350, which will get make-overs of their own in 2006, is the company's volume leader, accounting for well over 20% of sales and a far higher percentage of profits."
thought everyone would find that interesting.
i know i did.
Scott
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From: McAllen, Texas
New Superduty Design
Scott,
There is a computer enhanced spy photo of the new SD in the latest issue of Popular Mechanics. It basically looks like a slightly larger 2004 F150. They do mention increased power for the 6.0 though. I hope we see the Tonka's Super 600 and Hydraulic Launch Assist become a reality.
There is a computer enhanced spy photo of the new SD in the latest issue of Popular Mechanics. It basically looks like a slightly larger 2004 F150. They do mention increased power for the 6.0 though. I hope we see the Tonka's Super 600 and Hydraulic Launch Assist become a reality.
