Because most of Ford's shareholders and bondholders are Chinese people, does this...

[Jeremy Suen]

...mean Ford is more a Chinese? (continued)

company than an American one, even though Ford's headquarters are in America?
4th answerer: Ford is called Fu Te in China.
Russia is not in EU for that who said Russia is the largest European country.

 

[Rawr]

what are you trying to say?

 

[mamamicos]

Dollars dont use a passport. Auto industry doesnt belong to a country anymore. Most ford parts are made in canada and mexico. Toyota trucks are made in US...

 

[jenius]

Would seem so.

 

[Mel]

Ask this over in the politics section, I would LOVE to see the answers you get!

 

[ihateyou]

My armpits smell.

 

[T.M]

i would regard ford as an american and chinese company.

 

[gigfishies]

F-O-R-D
that's Ford, all-American
doesn't sound Chinese to you does it?

haha jk who knows anymore

 

[SassOon]

Well, remember when Harley Davidson sold their rights to a Japanese company. Even that didn't make Harley less American, just more sucky and depressing. No. Shareholders don't make the company "more Chinese". More like, where its manufactured and engineered.