Ford Motor (F) could be a great choice for investors looking to buy stocks that have gained strong momentum recently but are still trading at reasonable prices. It is one of the several stocks that made it through our 'Fast-Paced Momentum at a Bargain' screen.
F's Q2 earnings beat, raised 2026 guidance, improving product mix and narrowing EV losses strengthen its investment case.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has escalated a long-running defect probe into roughly 135,551 Ford Fiesta, Focus, and EcoSport vehicles with 1.0L turbocharged three-cylinder engines from model years 2014 to 2021, declaring an “unreasonable risk to motor vehicle safety.
The NHTSA upgraded its defect probe into 135,551 Ford Fiesta, Focus and EcoSport vehicles after 355 reports of timing belt failure causing power loss.
It is easy to tell which huge American car company investors favor over the long term.
Automotive sales may be falling, but Ford (F -1.21%) has a new opportunity for growth.
The maker of the Mustang and Bronco wants a lineup of such ‘passionate' vehicles. Gone are staid family sedans, cheap hatchbacks or frumpy minivans.
Just a few short years ago, General Motors and Ford were all-in on electric vehicles, spending billions of dollars on those efforts. Now, the two biggest American automakers are hardly talking about EVs with their investors.
Following their upbeat Q2 reports, investors may be wondering whether the recent rally in GM or Ford stock has further room to run.
Ford Motor Company delivered a solid quarterly beat, with adjusted EBIT margin rising to 5.2% despite a 4% revenue decline to $48.3 billion. I remain at hold, verging on buy, as Ford Pro's moat and resilience offset industry headwinds, but recent share price strength tempers conviction. Ford raised full-year adjusted EBIT guidance to $10–$11 billion and adjusted free cash flow to $6–$7 billion, citing recovery from supply disruptions.
Wall Street has long been more positive about General Motors than Ford, but that may be about to change.
F's Q2 earnings beat as stronger pricing and product mix lifted EBIT, prompting higher 2026 profit and free cash flow guidance.