Blue Oval Exec Andrew Frick Sells 60K Shares Of Ford Stock

Ford stock has faced its fair share of ups and downs as of late, and for a lot of good reasons. Like its peers, Ford is facing all sorts of uncertainties as it pertains to the near future at the moment, including tariffs, trade deals, emissions and fuel economy standards, and demand for electric vehicles, to name just a few. Coupled with soaring warranty costs, and The Blue Oval has plenty of challenges lying on the road ahead, which is why some investment firms have opted to downgrade their outlook on Ford stock, though others have gone the opposite direction. For those that have hung in there, Ford stock certainly paid off in a big way recently, however, which is precisely why one exec has seemingly taken advantage.

With Ford stock hitting a seven-month high last week amid strong Q2 2025 sales results for the automaker, it seems as if Ford Blue and Model e President Andrew Frick wanted to cash in a bit, as he sold off 60,000 shares recently, according to TradingView. That sale – which took place across two days last week – was executed at prices of $11 and $11.50, resulting in a total sale figure of $675,000.

While this was a rather substantial and notable sale, Frick still has a grand total of 83,939 shares of Ford stock in his portfolio for the time being. Regardless, the move is also notable given the fact that most industry analysts expect automotive sales to suffer in the coming quarter or two, given the fact that certain prices are set to rise amid the arrival of imported vehicles subjected to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

On top of that, The Blue Oval’s extremely popular employee pricing for everyone incentive ended last week, too. That deal was instrumental in driving Ford’s Q2 sales, resulting in a significant 14.2 percent increase in the past quarter.