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Ford Motor Company does not need a government bailout to survive this recession, says CEO Alan Mulally. "We don't want to borrow any more money. We have sufficient liquidity to fund our transformation plan, which means our business is in a relatively good shape," said Mulally at the National Automobile Dealers Association convention.
General Motors and
Chrysler have secured $17.4 billion in loans from the U.S. government to avoid bankruptcy. Ford secured a $23 billion private equity loan in 2006 that fills the need for any government money at this time. This strategy is based on projections that include a sales rebound in the second half of 2009 which will allow Ford to reach U.S. sales targets of 12 million to 12.5 million units.
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