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If you follow Ford Motor Company (F -1.13%), or perhaps the auto industry in general, you've likely heard about Ford's "From America, For America" campaign offering employee pricing discounts on select 2024 and 2025 models during the second quarter. The deal that helped drive solid results for the company.

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 deve...

Investors on the hunt for a good deal right now may be eyeing Ford Motor Company (F -1.13%). It's understandable that the automaker is at the top of some investors' lists, considering that the company pays an impressive dividend yield above 6% and its shares are trading at an attractive valuation compared to the rest of the market.

One of the big knocks against Ford Motor Company (F -1.13%) over the past few years has been its recalls, and the sometimes higher warranty costs associated with them. When automakers such as Ford have a large recall, which sometimes requires customers to bring vehicles in for service, it can ring up a hefty bill on its financials.

Ford (NYSE: F) has made a name for itself as the recall leader of the car industry.

Automakers are telling buyers that if they want to go electric, now is the time. Trump's Big Beautiful Bill is set to kill the $7,500 tax incentive for new EVs and push up prices.

The automaker says its quality is improving, and the company expects its number of recalled vehicles to drop over time.

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.