Ford to add 'affordable' nameplate in U.S.

Baumbick's presentation also showed that Ford plans to add a higher-performance variant of its "Mustang-inspired" electric crossover that the company has said it plans to start selling in 2020. (FORD)

April 18, 2019 07:03 AM

Ford executives have promised for months that they would not abandon customers who want the sedans it's discontinuing in North America. Now those plans are becoming clearer.

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