Ford's F-Series pickups have once again maintained a firm grip as the best-selling vehicles in the United States. Competitive offerings from GM and FCA were slaughtered last month.
Ford reported February sales down nearly 7% year over year with weakness on virtually every measure except trucks.
Paul Ausick Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange between the January 31 to February 15 settlement dates, energy was the big attraction for many short sellers.
According to a major car industry research firm, U.S. new vehicle sales will drop 4% in February, another sign the American car market peaked in 2016 and 2017.
In a new ranking of auto brands by Consumer Reports, Hyundai's luxury Genesis brand came out on top while the Fiat brand ended up at the bottom.
The S&P 500 has more than quadrupled since its bottom nearly nine years ago. So how does this stack up against Ford?
Chris Lange Ford lost a key executive due to inappropriate behavior, Toy "R" Us will close more stores, a Federal Reserve governor made glowing remarks about the U.S. economy, and other important headlines.
In the ultra-competitive field of full-sized pickups, Chevy has discounted a model of the second best-selling vehicle in America by over $9,000.
January sales of new cars and light trucks rose about 7% year over year in the European Union. Volkswagen and Toyota each posted a boost of more than 9%.
A new survey by J.D. Power ranks three-year-old cars on the basis of owner-reported problems. Toyota's Lexus, VW's Porsche and GM's Buick were the best.
Ford is offering some big discounts on it 2018 F-Series pickups as the competition for sales of full-size trucks heats up and looks to get even hotter.
Based on dollar value, BMW is the largest U.S. exporter of vehicles. The German company builds is X-model SUVs in South Carolina and ships the vehicles all over the world.
Short interest in Ford rose 22% in the reporting period ended January 31. Given the drop in sales and the apparent lack of confidence in CEO Jim Hackett's vision, short sellers took…
Paul Ausick Ford's sales in China dropped 18% year over year as sales through its Changan joint venture tumbled.
Demand for two Ford SUVs will cause an increase in production, a major pharmaceutical company said it will stop marketing opioids to physicians, and other important headlines.
