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How Ford South Africa is working towards keeping customers 100% satisfied By Pritesh Ruthun Share PRETORIA - Ford South Africa says it’s strengthening its commitment to customer service and satisfaction by introducing new technologies and processes to better serve owners of Ford vehicles and build long-term brand loyalty. “Customer satisfaction is central to our business, and it’s for this reason that we are always looking to find new and proactive ways of supporting our customers, to ensure that we deliver a positive ownership experience,” says Neale Hill, MD of Ford Sout...

Ford Investing $1.05 Billion in South African Operations Photo: Ford Ford Motor Company on Tuesday announced that it’s investing $1.05 billion (15.8 billion rand) in South African manufacturing. This is the automaker’s largest single investment over its 97-year history in the region. Ford’s investment will help the Silverton Assembly Plant produce of the all-new Ford Ranger and Volkswagen trucks built as part of the two brands’ global alliance. This creates 1,200 incremental jobs in South Africa as well as an estimated 10,000 new jobs across the Ford supplier network. Silverton curren...

WATCH LIVE: Ford SA to make big investment announcement on Tuesday, 11:30am By Motoring Staff Share PRETORIA - Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa is set to announce a “significant investment in its South African operations” at 11:30am on Tuesday, February 2, and you can watch it live via the YouTube link below. Ford says the briefing will include a keynote address by President Cyril Ramaphosa, as part of his annual oversight visit to the Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ), which is located adjacent to Ford’s Silverton Assembly Plant. Ford SA hasn’t released any furthe...

Share 2020 Ford Ranger XL with Sport Pack. Image: Quickpic • A R15-billion investment was announced by Ford to advance technologies and systems that modernise its Silverton Assembly Plant. • Ford will build the  all-new Ranger, starting in 2022 as well the new Volkswagen Amarok as part of the companies alliance.  • The carmaker will hire an additional 1200 team members to support expanded production.   • The Silverton plant's annual installed capacity will increase to 200 000 vehicles from 168 000.  Ford Motor Company announced an investment o...

autoevolution 29 Jan 2021, 12:13 UTC · by Like the F-150 Raptor in the United States, the Ranger Raptor was launched for the 2019 model year with BFGoodrich rubber. The 285/70 by 17-inch All-Terrain T/A KO2 is the culprit, and these numbers translate to a diameter of 33 inches, just like the Wrangler Rubicon. 104 photos Over the past few years, the Ford Motor Company and Continental have started to get closer. The increasing collaboration between them has already proven detrimental to BFGoodrich because General Grabber is now supplying tires for the Raptors built at Silverton Assembly....