Ford: Questions & Answers

Why won't my uncle let me in the car garage? - 1

My grandpa has valluable cars in the garage, he collected Packards, Fords, Chevrolet, Hudson, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, Lincoln, Mercedes, BMW, etc. He is now dead but we still have 20 of his cars left. I've texted him to see if I can go in the car garage but he always says no. I think he sold some which he did in the past without his moms permission. Should I tell the police officer on my school campus tomorrow? What should I do to make him let me in?

I NEED TO GO FOR A AUTO SHOP PROJECT DUE AT THE END OF THE MONTH!

Added (1). I need to do a essay on one of the cars

Why won't my uncle let me in the car garage?

My grandpa has valluable cars in the garage, he collected Packards, Fords, Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, Lincoln, Mercedes, BMW, etc. He is now dead but we still have 20 of his cars left. I've texted him to see if I can go in the car garage but he always says no. I think he sold some which he did in the past without his moms permission. Should I tell the police officer on my school campus tomorrow? What should I do to make him let me in?

What is my class in the social hierarchy?

I'm 18 and I live with my parents. We live in a very rich town where the norm is to have a BMW or a range rover. However, my family has a Honda and 2 ford's (my parents do not like showy cars). They pay about $3,400 for our house rent. We also do a lot of shopping and spend at least $200 every shopping trip (maybe once a week). We vacation 2 times a year and we roadtrip maybe 4 times a year. From your point of view what do we sound like to you? Lower, middle, or upper?

How to become a Sr. Financial Analyst?

I have a BA in Accounting and graduated with a 3.5 GPA four years ago. Unfortunately, I didn't have the people skills to thrive in public accounting, so I never ended up working at a Big 4 and getting my CPA license.

Instead, my first job was as a Jr. Corporate Accountant at a small private firm in Detroit. Now I've been promoted to Sr. Accountant. In short, I'm not happy at this job and find the work very boring. And it doesn't help that the company has very little future growth.

I always wanted to work with Excel, query with SQL, and analyze financial results at a Fortune 500 company like Ford, Bosch, or GM. Basically become a Sr. Financial Analyst (FP&A). But how do I get there at this point? I have no advanced degree in business or any respectable licenses like the CPA or CMA.

I'm strongly considering doing a part time MBA at the University of Michigan, which is a top 10 MBA program (one lady working in admissions told me I had a competitive profile relative to others and should apply -- could this be a sign that I could get in?)

I've read that the MBA is beneficial if one wants to make a career switch, or move up to management. Will it help me become a Sr. Financial Analyst (FP&A)? I might also get my CMA certificate.

Can you sue a company if someone missuses their product?

I've been hearing a lot lately about the "Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act" which protects gun manufacturers from lawsuits when someone commits a crime with one of their guns. Some debate has been had on repealing the law, which to me sound like a bad idea.

But it has got be thinking, do manufacturers of other products have the same protection? Lets say someone hits me with a Ford Windstar (nothing against Ford, just an example), could I sue the Ford Motor Company?

I need to find the debt collection agency that Ford Service Credit Card. Any

I need the name of the company. Perhaps their website.
It keeps showing up that I didn't pay off my debt to ford, when I did. I just need to email the company, and get a receipt.

Have you come across people like this (in United Kingdom)?

I recently bought a used (3 year old) car. I had the car for just a few weeks when I noticed smoke coming from underneath the bonnet whilst driving up a steep hill. I went back to the Ford garage where I bought it this morning. The service manager came out to look under the bonnet to see if he could see the problem. He said he thought it was coming from the clutch. He then went on to say to me that it was my driving that was causing it! I'm 80 years old and have been driving for 55 years! When I questioned his attitude towards both me and the car he flounced off without trying to resolve the issue with me in an adult way. Do you know anyone who behaves like this?