Ford wants more customers to customize vehicles to boost profits as it eyes 'Nike shoe drop' moments
CNBC • U.S. • 1 hour ago
Ford is expanding its accessory and parts business in an effort to boost profits and better tap into the $53 billion U.S. automotive aftermarket industry.
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