Ford to get $5.9-b US aid to roll out fuel-efficient cars
Posted on 24 Jun 2009
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CommentsMichigan: Ford Motor, the only US automaker not receiving emergency federal loans, will get $5.9 billion in government financing to accelerate production of fuel-efficient cars. Ford will be among the first recipients of the loans in a $25 billion Energy Department program to promote production of the vehicles with improved fuel economy, the agency said on Tuesday in a statement. Nissan Motor will get $1.6 billion, and Tesla Motors received approval for $465 million.

Ford may use some of the financing to help pay for a $550 million conversion of a Wayne, Michigan, sport-utility vehicle factory to production of the Focus small car, including an electric version, the automaker has said.
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