Production volume in Germany in 2003 – 700,457 vehicles. In August 1925, Ford opened its German Ford Motor Company AG branch. From January 1926 to 1934, the company assembled the T, A, B and V8 models. In February 1933, production of the European Ford Koln started. In 1939, the company changed its name into the Ford-Werke AG. At present, European Ford models are produced in Germany, Belgium, Spain (since 1976), Portugal (since 1963), Italy (since 2002), Turkey (1959-65, 1985-99, and again since 2002), Russia (since 2002), India (since 1996), Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Taiwan (since 1973), China (Changan Ford since 2003 and Jiangling Ford Transit since 1997), and assembled in Vietnam (since 1997) and Venezuela. Latest premieres: Paris 2002 – StreetKa (series version), SportKa, 3-door Fiesta and prototype of Focus C-MAX; Geneva 2003 – Focus C-MAX (series version), Fusion Plus; Frankfurt/Main 2003 – Visos coupe concept car; Geneva 2004 – Fiesta ST, Maverick restyling and Fiesta RS Concept, Birmingham 2004 – Thunderbirds roadster concept car; Beijing 2004 – prototype of Focus II sedan; Paris 2004 – Focus II (hatchback, Turnier station wagon), Fiesta S and prototype of Focus Vignale Concept coupe-cabrio; Geneva 2005 – Focus II sedan (European version), Focus ST, prototype of SAV minivan; Barcelona 2005 – Mondeo restyling. Plans for the future: 2005 – Fiesta restyling, Fusion restyling; 2006 – Galaxy II (production in Belgium), Focus coupe-cabrio (production in Italy), Ka II; 2007 – Escape / Maverick II, Focus SUV, Mondeo III.