Today's History: Ford Leaves From Indonesia

News24xx.com - Car manufacturer from the United States, Ford said it withdrew from the Indonesian automotive market.

This quite surprising statement was delivered directly by the Managing Director of FMI Bagus Susanto through a release published the day before, Monday, January 25, 2016 ago.

This closure affected all Ford dealers under the auspices of FMI. They will close and the official sale and import process will be halted in the second half of 2016, quoted from tirto.id, Sunday, January 26, 2020.

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FMI Director of Communication Lea Kartika Indra at the time said that Ford had left because of the decline in car sales.

Data from the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries said that Ford's car sales continued to be eroded. In 2015, the total sellers were only 4,986 units, down 58.4 percent from the 2014 achievement of 12,008 units.




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