what car companies does ford motor company own?
Ford Super Enhanced Investment Partnership Ford India Private Limited Ford Holdings LLC Ford Mexico Holdings Inc Ford Capital B.V. Flat Rock Assembly Plant Ford Credit CP Auto Receivables LLC Ford Motor Co (Switzerland) SA Ford South America Holdings, LLC
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 A total of almost 58 million cars were produced and sold during the 1950s by the American manufacturers . Compared to the total population of the United States by the end of the decade , 179 @,@ 323 @,@ 175 , that is almost one new vehicle for every three living persons of all ages . 

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 In American automobile parlance , the Big Three refers to General Motors ( GM ) , Ford and Chrysler , each of which had bought out other companies to become conglomerates earlier in the 20th century . Together they accounted for 70 percent of auto sales . Their combined market share grew over the following decades , declining only slightly after World War II , but the Big Three soon came to dominate the industry , claiming 94 percent of all automobile sales in 1955 , 1956 and 1959 . The industry grew at a pace never before seen , and the broader industry soon employed one @-@ sixth of the entire American workforce . 

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 Two vehicles are owned by Kevin Wheatcroft in England . 

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 Volkswagen Group took over and expanded the BAZ communist @-@ built factory in 1991 , and has since considerably expanded production beyond original Skoda Auto models . Currently , 68 % of production is focused on SUVs : Audi Q7 ; VW Touareg ; as well as the body and under @-@ chassis of the Porsche Cayenne . Since 2012 , production has also included Volkswagen up ! and badge @-@ engineered SEAT Mii and Skoda Citigo . 

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 On August 8 , 2006 , Reynolds and Reynolds announced it was becoming a private company through a $ 2 @.@ 8 billion acquisition by Houston @-@ based Universal Computer Systems ( UCS ) . The combined organization had a 40 percent market @-@ share in the dealer management systems sector . According to Automotive News , there was a " major culture clash " between the two companies . For example , the new CEO would not hire smokers and required annual physicals to maintain health insurance . 
