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The Ford Cargo is a cab over engine truck model formerly manufactured in USA by Ford, but now made by Freightliner Trucks and sold as the Sterling Cargo or the Freightliner Cargo. It is commonly seen in US Postal Service duty, and as a city tractor for freight companies such as Roadway Express.
This model has its roots in the European Ford Cargo (1981- )
Ford now sells the Ford LCF as a smaller cab-over alternative in the US to be more competitive with similar trucks, such as the Mitsubishi Fuso Canter and Isuzu Elf (N Series).
Ford Cargo trucks are still made by Brazilian and Argentinian Ford subsidiaries, the Turkish Ford Otosan and the Indian Ashok Leyland (Stallion).
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External links
- Recent Ford Cargo history
- Ford Otosan
- Ford Cargo Fan Site
- Ford Brazil trucks website
- Ford Otosan Cargo truck page
- Ashok Leyland export trucks page
- Ford Otosan Turkey Trucks
- Ford Otosan Services
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