Ford Motor (NYSE:F) shares rose 6% today, climbing from $11.52 to more than $12, while Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM | TM Price Prediction) stock rallied 6%, moving from $203.66 to $215.

Ford (NYSE: F) is exceedingly proud that its F-Series (including the F-150) has been the best-selling truck in America for 49 years.

Ford (NYSE: F) closed 2025 with a $10.70 billion impairment charge tied to Model e asset write-downs and EV program cancellations, crystallizing one of the most expensive pivots in automotive history.

F's weak Q1 deliveries, EV slump and rising costs send shares down 12% YTD, raising questions on whether investors should buy the dip or stay cautious.

Rivian generates significantly less revenue than Ford, but both companies are posting losses, which makes the path to profitability more important than top-line size. Investors should watch whether Rivian's recent partnerships accelerate its margin improvement, and whether Ford's gas-vehicle pivot actually boosts its bottom line.

The U.S. government ​has so ‌far rebuffed requests from ​Ford ​Motor and other ⁠U.S. automakers ​for relief ​from aluminum tariffs after fires ​at ​the Novelis aluminum rolling ‌plant ⁠created supply bottlenecks for vehicles, ​the ​Wall ⁠Street Journal ​reported on ​Tuesday.

The Detroit company and other carmakers are reeling after a domestic supplier went offline, but the administration hasn't budged.

The recall includes 2021-2023 Lincoln Navigator and Ford Expedition SUVs and 2022-2023 Ford Super Duty trucks.

Ford is recalling more than 422,000 vehicles over windshield wiper failures that could impair driver vision and increase crash risk, NHTSA says.

Ford Motor ​Company ‌is recalling 422,613 ​vehicles ​in the ⁠U.S. ​over ​a failure of the ​windshield ​wiper, the ‌U.S. ⁠National Highway Traffic Safety ​Administration ​said ⁠on ​Tuesday.