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Ford reveal interest in Jaguar and Land Rover units

Cash-strapped Ford Motor Company took a step toward selling its Jaguar and Land Rover units today when it received an undisclosed number of opening bids for its British automaking businesses.

Ford reveal interest in Jaguar and Land Rover units

Thu, 19 Jul, 2007 - 23:03

Cash-strapped Ford Motor Company took a step toward selling its Jaguar and Land Rover units today when it received an undisclosed number of opening bids for its British automaking businesses.

Today was a deadline to submit early bids, but Ford said no sale is imminent.

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