Ford to produce Focus in two plants in 2010
Ford is increasing its production line for the compact market
With sales up 35% year over year, the current Focus is on fire. Even after Ford added a third shift that bumped annual production at its Wayne assembly plant to 280,000 units per year, the Blue Oval is still selling every compact it can make.
To give Americans more of what they want, the automaker plans to produce the next generation Focus in two plants.
Industry insiders say Ford will convert its Louisville plant from Explorer production to a mix of small vehicles, including the Focus. There is no word at this time if the plant will also build other smaller models as well, but it's a good bet that Ford will make the plant more flexible so it can adapt to consumer's demand.
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