SAN FRANCISCO - Ford Motor Co. will production for deliveries to U.S. dealers to increase 13 percent in the first quarter of 2011 and some his third shifts add Ford sales executives said on Sunday.
Ford, which increased US sales by 19.5 percent in 2010 to 1.93 million, said many of his works are overtime and can further ramp up production with more layers to respond to higher sales.
"You should expect continued growth in the year on how goes", Ken Czubay, Ford said U.S. sales Chief.
Czubay and Jim Farley, Ford said global marketing Chief, reporters after Ford executives with US Ford dealers in the national automotive dealers Association annual Convention in San Francisco's Moscone Center meets.
Czubay said the company is "study" adding third shifts in some its US power plants to meet higher demand, but has no definitive plans to do so.
"We it looking on a vehicle from vehicle basis", said Czubay.
"All plants are now flat from relative to our skill that meet suppliers run." We run full out, ", said Czubay.
In recent months has Ford had to slow down and stop production on some of his works due to lack of supplier parts.
Farley said that retail demand by 27 percent in January.
"We try just customer demand catch up," said Farley.
Czubay said, sales leads the new version of SUV Ford Explorer and stocks of the product are closely for traders.
Czubay said there are also low days supply for the Ford Edge SUV focus and Fiesta converted small sedans and Lincoln MKX. Farley said that days security of supply in the one-digit level for the Explorer.
"The demand is high for linear, new product", said Czubay.
Copyright 2011 Thomson Reuters.
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