Ford Federal Antitrust Investigation Dropped By The Department Of Justice
Other automakers are waiting for one national rule for emissions and fuel economy. More
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President Trump Signs USMCA Into Law Replacing NAFTA
Mexico says 30 percent of its current auto production won’t conform to the new rules. More
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Senator Claims Trump’s Fuel Economy Rollback Will Cost Drivers More
The Senator claims increased fuel costs will offset any savings in the purchase price for consumers.
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U.S. Senate Approves Trump’s USMCA NAFTA Replacement
Ford says it has supported this trade deal all along.
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EPA Rolls Out One National Program Rule Aimed At California
California has already vowed to fight the rule in court. More
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White House Aims To Squash California Emissions Rules
A protracted legal battle between the White House and California seems likely. More
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Ford Under Antitrust Investigation For California Emissions
Ford is cooperating with the investigation. More
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Trump Slams Ford Over California Emissions Agreement
Trump says Henry Ford would be unhappy with his descendants. More
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Ford California Emissions Agreement Was Rejected By Washington In 2018
The EPA said in 2018 the deal Ford signed did nothing but push the Obama numbers back a year. More
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Dems Urge Others To Join California Emissions Agreement
Two Michigan Democrats didn’t sign the letters. More
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Joe Hinrichs Says Tariffs Would Have “Significant” Impact
If the full tariff is imposed auto prices could rise $1,500 in the U.S. More
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Ford Stock Rises On Rumor Of Delayed Auto Tariffs
Ford’s CEO said in the past that current tariffs have taken $1 billion in profits. More
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