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… I don’t know if the demographic makeup of our dealers match up with the type of customers that are—or will be—coming to our stores,” said Mondragon.
He expects cars like the subcompact Fiesta to attract more diverse customers than what are currently shopping at Ford dealers, including more females than ever before.
One way to win back customers who would never consider a Ford small car is value. Based on the way the 2011 Fiesta will be sold, Mondragon is confident it will be a hit. You will be able to load up your Fiesta like a Mini Cooper with ICE and
leather seats. But the base car is where Ford’s marketing will be the
loudest.
“Versus some of the ‘beer cans’ on the road that our competitors sell, our base model Fiesta will not be a ‘stripper’—its apples and oranges,” explained Mondragon.

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… It’s causing a bit of a financial crisis for us,” Davis says. “We’re all relying on the local clientele right now. As more and more (sex) workers come here, our income is being divided even more.”
Davis says that recently she went two days without getting a single call from a client. “Never in my career has that happened before.”
Davis acknowledges that there will be a brief flurry of business while the Olympics are on, but warns any out-of-town escorts to make sure they have a plan in place before heading out there to cash in on it.
“One girl I know came out here from Calgary, thinking she could just find a job at a massage parlour, but no one was hiring. She came without a lot of money in her pocket because she was expecting to be working right away and it just wasn’t there. She got stuck.”

See the full article from “Edmonton Sun”