StangDreamin'
Founding Member
Y'know, I read the article; and I wonder what The Freep's "unofficial" stance truly is. The Free Press has regularly positioned it's editorial stance as being "anti-Big Auto"; and the article certainly didn't present FoMoCo in its best light. On the other hand, reporter really should have included somebody from the Mustang enthusiast sector.
I almost get the impression that the Freep was only filing this article in order to be "on the bandwagon"; and that they just wanted to be on record as covering news that concerned a local company.
May I also suggest that nobody holds their breath waiting to hear from Dearborn. I'm thinking that the Ivory Tower has realized that they realized thier Pooch has been well and truly scr**ed in this debacle; but they just can't stand to admit it. Corporate pride -vs- corporate common sense; which way will they go?
I almost get the impression that the Freep was only filing this article in order to be "on the bandwagon"; and that they just wanted to be on record as covering news that concerned a local company.
May I also suggest that nobody holds their breath waiting to hear from Dearborn. I'm thinking that the Ivory Tower has realized that they realized thier Pooch has been well and truly scr**ed in this debacle; but they just can't stand to admit it. Corporate pride -vs- corporate common sense; which way will they go?