Ford confirmed the landing of new products for our country and South America from next year. In addition to the Transit line, Mustang’s Mach 1 special series and the new Bronco SUVs family will be released in Argentina.Lyle Watters, president of Ford South America and International Markets Group, held a virtual meeting with President Alberto Fernández.” These products attract very different customers and segments, but they all have connectivity in common, which will be progressively available in different countries,” Watters said. This disbursement of money includes modernizing Argentina’s Pacheco plant and a location of auto parts. The Ford Mustang Mach 1 is a fastback coupe that was launched this year, which sits between the GT and the Shlebys. It features a powerful 5.0-liter V8 engine that develops 486 horsepower and 569 Nm torque, associated with a 6-speed manual case. It is shown with a design similar to racing vehicles, a strip that runs through the hood and 19-inch tires. While its interior offers a 12.3 inch screen for the multimedia system, among other elements, although you have to wait for its configuration for Argentina.
Transit, which currently arrives from Turkey, will now arrive from Uruguay and pay the levy of 35% extra-zone imports. In our country it is offered in the variants Chassis Cabin, Van, Mixed Van and Minibus with 2.2 litre engine.
On the other hand, the Bronco line for off-roaders comes to re-edit what was the model between 1966 and 1996, an icon of adventures. It is manufactured in the classic two-door bodywork and also with four-door variants. As there are different versions that are manufactured in the United States and Mexico, it has not yet been confirmed which one will rain our country.
The creation of Ford Academy, a training center developed in partnership with SENAI, a partner of the oval brand in Brazil for more than 40 years, was also reported. The facility, located in San Paulo, will be connected to Ford Academy and Digital Academy of Argentina, jointly providing training and development to all South American operations and strategic partners.
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