To ensure the success of the development of fuel-saving vehicles, Ford Motor Co. will invest $850 million and add 1,200 jobs in Michigan by 2013. Ford said that these moves are supported by $400 million in state incentives. Ford’s factories will have 900 additional hourly positions in its factories while its engineering and manufacturing operations will be getting 300 salaried jobs more. In a statement, Ford said that these jobs will be added at plants including Ford's Van Dyke Transmission, Sterling Axle, Livonia Transmission and the Dearborn Truck Plant
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