Ford Motor Company (F)
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Analyst Forecasts on Ford Are Weak
According to Yahoo, 25 analysts cover Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) stock.
Ford: High Momentum Into Earnings, Tariff Overhang Remains
I reiterate my buy rating on Ford, citing its 25% total return in 2025 and outperformance versus the S&P 500. Despite tariff headwinds and suspended guidance, Ford beat Q1 earnings estimates, posted strong truck sales, and maintains a robust $27B cash position. Valuation remains compelling: Ford trades below intrinsic value, offers a 5%+ yield, and shows strong free cash flow despite analyst skepticism.
Over 850,000 Ford cars and trucks recalled nationwide—and there's no fix available yet
Ford Motor just issued another major recall. On July 7, the brand recalled 850,318 Ford and Lincoln models over concerns about the vehicles' low-pressure fuel pump, which could cause the engine to stall, increasing the risk of a crash.
Ford Faces Structural Headwinds - Saved By Rich Dividend Story
F has highlighted up to -$1.5B in adj. EBIT impact arising from tariffs, with similar commentaries offered by its automaker peers in varying degrees. This is worsened by the halted EV tax credits and the dismantled provision for electric utility vans, with these likely to trigger its impacted Model-e and Ford Pro performance. With the prior FY2025 guidance suspended and the trade war still developing, we believe that H2'25 may bring forth more volatility as the 90-day tariff pause ends.
Another Ford Recall: Fuel Pump Defect Affects 850,000 Vehicles
Ford recalls over 850K vehicles in its 89th action this year, citing fuel pump issues that may cause engine stalls.
Another Ford Recall Includes 850,000 Cars
Ford (NYSE: F) has made a name for itself as the recall leader of the car industry.
Ford Breaks Annual Record for Safety Recalls Within First Six Months of Year
The automaker says its quality is improving, and the company expects its number of recalled vehicles to drop over time.
Ford agrees to deal to shield Cologne jobs, works council says
U.S. carmaker Ford has agreed with German union IG Metall to protect the jobs of all employees at its site in Cologne through 2032, with voluntary redundancies allowing the company to achieve its restructuring aims, its works council said on Friday.
Ford Recalls Over 850,000 Vehicles—Including F-150s, Expeditions And Mustangs—Over Possible Fuel Pump Failure
Ford Motor Company is recalling over 850,000 units due to low-pressure fuel pumps which could fail and lead to an engine stall while driving, according to a Monday notice from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Ford recalls 850K vehicles over fuel pump failure that could cause engine stall
The recall impacts certain 2021-2023 Bronco, Explorer, Lincoln Aviator, F-250 SD, F-350 SD, 5-450 SD, F-550 SD, 2021-2022 Lincoln Navigator, Mustang, F-150 and 2022 Expedition vehicles.
Ford to recall over 850,000 US vehicles, citing low-pressure fuel pump failure
Ford Motor is recalling 850,318 vehicles in the U.S. as the low-pressure fuel pump may fail, which could result in an engine stall, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday.
