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From: elmatador4/29/2006 6:48:13 AM
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an engineer's salary is about one-third of what is paid in more developed countries. That's why it is much cheaper to design cars in Brazil.

Brazil to Build U.S. EcoSport
Ford's Brazil arm is working on a new version of its EcoSport SUV, but the new larger vehicle isn't staying at home - it's headed to the U.S. To be engineered in Brazil, the new EcoSport will be built in Mexico. Basic development costs in Brazil are very competitive; an engineer's salary is about one-third of what is paid in more developed countries. The existing EcoSport shares the basic architecture of the current Fiesta subcompact and has been a huge success in Latin countries where it is sold. Its current size approaches that of the Ford Escape and Mazda Tribute, so the increased dimensions will make it a ready replacement for those aging crossovers. -Fernando Calmon
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