The American car Jumped in Summer

News today there are a lot of nice cars and also meet the standards of our economy.But you know what some people assume that the car is a pretty fancy stuff then what about the opinions of artists such as David Guetta?

Indeed, the higher the price of the car which is a scourge for us. Sometimes when it was purchased a short time later the price jumped down.

So a little regret, as the price of the Ferrari is quite stable in comparison with the output of Toyota and Honda cars.

Today Ford to hire 7,000 workers

NEW YORK in CNNMoney -- Ford Motor announced Monday it will add 7,000 new hourly and salaried jobs in the United States by the end of 2012.

The announcement, made on the opening day of the Detroit auto show, said Ford (F, Fortune 500) is adding nearly 4,000 hourly jobs at several of its U.S. plants this year, including 1,800 at the Louisville Assembly Plant, where it plans to start building the new design of the Ford Escape crossover SUV later in the years.

The company has cut staff substantially since 2001. And the new workers will only replace a fraction of the employees lost to the recession. Ford had 61,000 U.S. employees at the end of 2010, according to a company spokeswoman. That's down from 76,000 at the end of 2007, and 163,000 employees 10 years ago.

Ford sues Ferrari over use of F150 2011

Ford argued that the use of the name detracts from its own F-150 brand of best-selling pickup trucks.

It has also said the Ferrari F150 logo looked similar to its own F-150 logo.

But Ferrari has announced that it would alter the name of its new car to "Ferrari F150th Italia" in an effort to avoid dispute.

Ferrari said the new, "complete" name refers to this year's

Ford doubles profit in 2011

Ford said Friday annual profit doubled in 2010 to its highest earnings in more than a decade, as the second-biggest US automaker posted strong worldwide results and paid down debt.

For all of 2010, Ford reported net income of $6.6 billion, or $1.66 per share, up 135 percent from 2009.

The earnings came in below analysts' forecasts of $2.08 per share.

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"This was Ford's highest net income in more than 10 years, as strong products and new investments fueled improvements in all of the company's business operations around the world," the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker said in a statement.

Ford, the only major US automaker that did not take a government bailout during the financial crisis, reported its seventh consecutive quarterly profit, despite a large charge related to paying down debt.