F's truck and SUV strength, rising software subscriptions and improving retail share offer key signals ahead of its third-quarter earnings report.
Ford's Q3 EV sales fall about 80%, but truck strength, rising Pro subscriptions and narrowing EV losses support a hold stance.
A flat U.S. sales quarter has put fresh scrutiny on the weaker side of the brand mix at Stellantis (NYSE:STLA | STLA Price Prediction), and shares of the automaker are taking the biggest selloff among the Detroit Three.
GM sees $20.4B in projected savings as eased fuel economy rules cut automakers' compliance spending by about $60.6B through 2031.
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Ford is recalling more than 40,000 vehicles due to a headlight issue that could reduce the driver's visibility and increase the risk of a crash.
Plus, Amazon signed a nuclear power deal with Constellation Energy, and U.S. GDP growth was stronger than expected in the second quarter.
Ford CEO Jim Farley sounds the alarm on America's skilled-worker shortage as young technicians reveal why they're choosing trades over traditional paths.
According to Cox Automotive, Ford (NYSE: F | F Price Prediction) is headed for a year in which sales will fall 8.8% through the first three quarters. That is slightly better than the Q3 forecast of a 7.
The automaker has been working to recover truck production after an aluminum supplier was knocked offline last year.
Ford CEO Jim Farley said a supplier issue that affected F-150 pickup-truck output in recent days has been resolved, but the snag has impacted the company's third-quarter wholesale numbers.
The auto maker is bringing together business leaders from across the country to discuss the shortage of skilled trade workers that is coming.