by Philip LeBeau
CNBC
February 21, 2013
Ford is pumping $200 million and adding 450 workers to its Cleveland Engine Plant as it moves to meet growing demand for more fuel efficient models.
Once the expansion is finished late next year, the Cleveland Engine Plant will start building 2.0 liter EcoBoost engines.
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