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On STNOnline: No PowerStroke for Ford

February 5, 2009

Today on STNOnline, we reported on how the conclusion of the dispute between Ford and Navistar means an end to Navistar’s PowerStroke diesel engine in Ford Type-As. Some small bus builders say they’re not worried about the announcement because they’ve already shifted towards gasoline engines or GM competition.

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