Steve Hanks Interior View painting

Steve Hanks Interior View painting
Eric Wallis Draped Room painting
That kind of attitude has Ford Motor Co. executives both apologizing to car owners and continuing to place the blame for the situation squarely on Firestone, saying the replacement of 13 million tires was necessary because of safety problems."I'm extremely sorry for the inconvenience this is causing our customers," Ford President and Chief Executive Jacques Nasser told a news conference late this afternoon, "but every decision we make is going to be driven by the concern for our customers' safety."Nasser called the decision to replace the tires "precautionary and preventive," but also said it came about because Ford "lacked confidence in the future performance of many of the Firestone Wilderness tires." 2 Million Owners Affected