Judge: Navistar Has to Keep Making Engines

Martin Padgett Martin Padgett Editorial Director
March 1, 2007

A Michigan judge ruled this morning that Navistar, a subsidiary of International, must keep building diesel Power Stroke engines for Ford.

Ford and Navistar are embroiled in a long-running dispute over payments on the Power Stroke and previous diesels. Navistar has threatened to shut off supplies of the Power Stroke diesel, which goes into Ford’s cash-cow F-Series Super Duty trucks. On Monday Navistar said it had stopped building the engines.

Navistar must supply the engines at least until a March 7 hearing.


Navistar To Continue Making Ford Engines Under Judge's Order--Wall Street Journal

Navistar, Ford Feuding Over Diesel--TheCarConnection.com

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