Ford says cars lose money, so they're gone

April 30, 2018 05:00 AM

DETROIT — Alan Mulally told Ford Motor Co.'s leadership team in 2008 that the automaker wouldn't have a sustainable business if it didn't reduce its dependence on big pickups and SUVs.

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