DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co's (F.N) U.S. sales chief said on Thursday that the pace of auto sales has picked up "dramatically" since the launch of a cash for clunkers program.
* U.S. sales chief says automaker's July sales were 'strong' before launch of
incentive program
* U.S. sales chief says industry-wide July sales rate could top 10 million
units, highest rate of the year
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