Ford to shift Fiesta output to Thailand from Mexico, report says

Ford's Cuautitlán plant in Mexico was converted beginning in 2008 from an F-series pickup plant to a car factory as part of a $3 billion investment in Ford's Mexican operations. (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)

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Adam Rubenfire

May 16, 2013 05:00 AM

Ford Motor Co., moving to ease production constraints in North America, plans to shift output of the Fiesta subcompact from Mexico to Thailand in 2016, The Detroit News reported today.

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