President Trump's recent tariff announcement is kneecapping stocks far and wide. Some of the biggest losers have been automotive companies, who face some of the steepest tariffs.
Ford Blue and Model e President Andrew Frick on whether the auto manufacturer can produce a car fully made in the U.S., the impact of tariffs on the industry and the company offering employee discounts to American consumers.
If tomorrow is another Black Monday, it could mean an 8,000 point wipe out for the Dow.
The administration's new levies will be a massive blow to the bottom line of Ford and GM and force job cuts across the industry.
President Trump's tariffs are hitting the auto industry in multiple ways, creating havoc for both car companies and buyers trying to assess the impact.
Trump's tariffs have thrown the auto industry into turmoil, with Canada hitting back. Consumers and automakers now brace up for rising costs and disruptions.
Auto stocks are holding up relatively well after Trump's tariff bombshell.
The company said it would offer customers the same prices it offers its employees on most of its vehicles.
PepsiCo's free cash flow compares surprisingly well to soda king Coca-Cola. Ford is a strong dividend payer that, unlike some peers, has positive free cash flow.
President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on imported vehicles to the U.S. have taken effect, but the impacts of the new levies could take years to unfold. In the near term, auto industry investors should expect continued volatility in automaker and supplier stocks, according to Wall Street analysts.
Ford Motor Company has launched a From America, For America campaign, offering U.S. customers access to the company's employee pricing.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday that it is recalling about 105,322 SUVs over concerns related to their seat belts.