Ford Motor Stock News

Ford can't escape the cyclical nature of auto sales, with macro forces having a huge impact on revenue and profit trends. The stock's trailing-10-year total return comes up well short of the S&P 500.

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Last time we mentioned General Motors Co (NYSE:GM), the stock was fresh off a post-earnings four-year peak.

General Motors' stock is having its best year since the company's reemergence from bankruptcy in 2009. Wall Street analysts are bullish about GM's cash generation, earnings resilience and track record in delivering shareholder returns, including stock buybacks.

Shares in the car manufacturer sell for a dirt cheap valuation. The stock has an attractive dividend yield.

Ford expects to take nearly a $20 billion loss due to pivoting away from electric vehicles. The car manufacturer led the nation in auto recalls in 2025.

Ford announced a $19.5 billion charge to restructure and refocus its business away from EVs. The company plans to reinvest in more profitable opportunities such as hybrids and BESS.

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