Ford China Posts Staggering Sales – Analyst Blog
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The rebate program – Recycle Your Ride – would allow customers to receive C$1,000 for purchase of a new Ford or Lincoln car, C$2,000 for a new sport utility or crossover vehicle and C$3,000 for a new truck or luxury Lincoln. The program will start this Thursday and run for 60 days. If required, it may be extended.
Ford Canada plans to maintain sales momentum through the program. The program is built on the line of the Canadian Government's "Retire Your Ride" program, which has given C$300 to consumers to turn in an old vehicle.
Ford Canada's chief executive, David Mondragon, also strongly supported the similar "Cash for Clunkers" rebate program for fuel-efficient vehicles that generated big sales in the
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As of Jun 30, 2009, Johnson Control had approximately $4.8 billion of outstanding debt, including $450 million of equity units.
Johnson Controls will exchange all of its convertible notes for 89.3855 common shares plus $120 in cash and accrued and unpaid interest per $1,000 of principal notes. The company originally issued $402.5 million of convertible notes.
The company will also exchange up to 8.55 million corporate units, or 95% of its outstanding equity units, for 4.8579 common shares, $6.50 in cash and accrued and unpaid interest on the 11.5% notes due 2042 that make up part of the units.
Soon after Johnson Controls' second-quarter results in July, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services took the
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