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Ford Shows Some Class
23rd September 2008
Ford showed an incredible amount of class recently. On the eve of the 100th anniversary of their sometimes hated crosstown rival GM, Ford strategically left blinds open and the lights on to spell “Happy 100 GM”. It’s nice to see that at least some in Ford’s management have shown that, evidence to the contrary, they can be mature grown-ups some of the time. I credit this new found maturity to Alan Mulally, the “outsider” who Bill Ford brought in to shake up Ford’s bureaucracy. Can you see The Deuce doing this?
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