Toyota’s China Numbers Bad for Tesla
China is becoming a graveyard for car companies that are not local, specially those trying to sell electric and hybrid vehicles there.
China is becoming a graveyard for car companies that are not local, specially those trying to sell electric and hybrid vehicles there.
Ford (NYSE: F | F Price Prediction) shares are flat this year, while the S&P is up 11%. Major rival Toyota’s (NYSE: TM) shares have risen 18% over the period. Ford continues…
As one of Toyota’s most popular SUVs, the Highlander has been around since 2000. The three-row SUV sits in the middle of Toyota’s lineup between the more mid-size 4Runner and compact Rav4.…
It’s been a tough year for car stocks. Even Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE: TM | TM Price Prediction), often viewed as the best-run car company in the world, saw its shares dip…
Ford stock has plunged as results of the company's major push into electric vehicles have been disappointing.
Here is a look at why Ford shares have barely risen in the past year while Toyota's have skyrocketed. Yes, it has to do with electric vehicles.
The Covid-19 Pandemic and subsequent global lockdowns impacted billions of people, and its repercussions are still being felt. Within the financial industry, the S&P 500 took a hit from 3,337.75 in February,…
Toyota stock has outperformed those of other major auto manufacturers as demand for purely electric vehicles has waned.
Toyota's decision not to focus on purely electric vehicles has not hurt the company or its stock. The company gambled about consumer preferences and won.
Toyota Motor Sales (NYSE: TM) was established in California in 1957. The first and only vehicle available for purchase through 1961 was the Toyota Land Cruiser, which was known as a durable…
Ford stock has tumbled over the past two years, more than the share prices of any of its peers. What happened?
Toyota's stock at an all-time high suggests Wall Street believes the company's focus on hybrid cars is the right approach for the industry.
Toyota’s car sales lead is large enough that it is unlikely any other car company will catch it over the next several years.
Here is an assessment of how safe Ford’s dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics.
Another oil-patch acquisition, although on a smaller scale than the ones we saw in October. Also, a look at new car sales in 2023 and 2024.