Ford Motors on Tuesday received its investment grade credit rating which has allowed the second largest U.S. automaker to reclaim its Blue Oval insignia and other assets it mortgaged in 2006 to fund its turnaround plans. Moody's Investor Service credited the world class automaker with Ba2 from its previous standing in the Baa3, which has allowed speculations that Ford Motors will improvise in the future without facing a down turns. Moody's also predicts on Ford Motors that within next year it will be rated in Ba1 credit rating considering the value and serious expansion plans of the second largest automaker in the U.S. The ratings from Moody's investor Service comes at a crucial time for the Ford Motors. Ford Motors had lost its credit rating and fell completely out of all the first three sections when it had borrowed $23.5 billion to fund its restructuring plans. Ford Motors continued to use the Blue Oval icon and other assets.