Ford's CEO Finally Says The Quiet Part Loud About Tariffs

Ford CEO reveals 'big advantage' coming for customers in 2025 despite challenges

FORD customers could see a big advantage in 2025, even as the auto industry braces for disruptions from new tariffs. CEO Jim Farley says Ford’s heavy US manufacturing footprint will shield it from the worst effects of rising costs, keeping vehicle prices more stable than rivals like General Motors and Toyota. BloombergFord CEO Jim Farley said that Ford customers could see bug advantages in 2025 despite new tariffs[/caption] GettyWhile the entire…

Ford's CEO Finally Says The Quiet Part Loud About Tariffs

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US car manufacturers have significantly expanded production in Mexico and Canada in recent years. The introduction of tariffs on goods from the two countries would hit them hard. The Ford boss is sounding the alarm.

Ford CEO Questions Trump's Proposed Tariffs on Auto Imports

Ford CEO Jim Farley raised concerns on Wednesday about the selective approach to President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs… The post Ford CEO Questions Trump’s Proposed Tariffs on Auto Imports appeared first on EVMagz.

Ford chief executive Jim Farley isn't too happy about President Donald Trump's import tariff policy impacting the auto industry. Chief executive...

Ford's business figures show that the US carmaker is still unable to get its problems with the sale of electric cars under control. According to CEO Jim Farley, new difficulties are already on the horizon - due to the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.