Ford to stop selling every car in North America but the Mustang and Focus Active

That is interesting but not surprising CW5 Jack Cardwell since Ford sees 90 percent of its North America sales portfolio in trucks, utilities and commercial vehicles.
Reducing sedan varieties to allow them to perfect those models makes sound business sense IMHO.
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I'm not surprised. Whenever I am on the road, I find myself surrounded by trucks. You can call them crossovers, SUVs, whatever. I call them trucks. Same when I park at the shopping center. Exiting the parking space is a challenge inasmuch as my vision is impaired by trucks parked all around me. Personally, I don't want a truck or anything the size of a truck. Keeping the Mustang also is no surprise. They're still popular (though heaven only knows why). I went shopping for my first new car in the year that the Mustang went into production. I drove one about one block and made a uturn to return it to the dealer. Didn't think much of it then and never did with subsequent iterations.

Ford makes cars other than the Mustang?