Autocar UK – 14 August 2019

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FORD AND FERRARI: DIFFERENT


WORLDS, SIMILAR CHALLENGES


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WHILE FORD AND Ferrari are worlds apart in the cars


they make, the challenges they face in needing to future-


proof their businesses have a lot more in common.


Ford chairman Bill Ford is as candid as they come about


the challenges his company faces: the old way of doing


business just won’t work for much longer. So, as Steve Cropley finds out


in the most in-depth of looks at the present and future of Ford (p53), a


complete reinvention of the company is needed for survival.


Ford, in Europe in particular, has lacked the strength in depth in


its product lines in recent years as others have innovated more. What


emerges from Steve’s interviews is a real humility within the company


and an openness to get on and make changes happen.


Humility and openness aren’t words that have traditionally sat in the


same sentence as Ferrari, yet the firm’s future plans and the reasoning


behind them have also been laid bare (p8). The need for Ferrari to


future-proof isn’t survival dependent like Ford, yet it is no less


significant for just far this brand is pushing into new areas, none


more controversial than an SUV. Whether you like the idea of


that car or not, Ferrari’s blueprint for it is a tantalising prospect.


Mark Tisshaw Editor


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