Ford to Sell China-Made Focus in U.S.

The transcript discusses the strategic decision by Ford to move production of the Focus model to Chongqing, China, to save costs. This move is part of a broader trend of automotive companies leveraging China's manufacturing capabilities. The discussion highlights potential political and consumer reactions, including the possibility of a border tax by the Trump administration. The transcript also touches on market trends, such as the shift from small cars to SUVs in the U.S. market, and the flexibility of multinational companies in adapting to geographic changes.

What role does the U.S. consumer's familiarity with products made in China play in Ford's decision?

Discuss the implications of a potential border tax on Ford's production strategy.