Ford Had 18,000 Incomplete Vehicles At End Of Second Quarter
That number has declined considerably over the past few months.
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That number has declined considerably over the past few months.
Read More »The automaker still expects the chip shortage to ease next year.
Read More »Standalone options or certain configurations may not have a place in Ford's future.
Read More »The automaker has taken in an incredible number of orders in recent months.
Read More »Ford knows that it needs to simplify this process.
Read More »Model e dealers may have to meet some pretty lofty standards.
Read More »Inventory will remain low, but incentives may soon be making a comeback.
Read More »A big reduction from just a couple of years ago.
Read More »Rising costs have evaporated the EV crossover's profit margin.
Read More »Ford's focus on connected vehicle tech is expected to reap huge benefits.
Read More »It will take some time to recoup Ford's massive EV investment.
Read More »The chip supply has a long way to go before things are back to normal.
Read More »That number more than tripled over the course of a few months.
Read More »Despite missing key targets, Ford's top executives still brought home bonuses last year.
Read More »There won't be a heavy duty Blue Oval electric pickup coming any time soon.
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Joe Hinrichs' star continues to rise at Ford.
Read More »The head of Ford's Lincoln brand, Kumar Galhotra, will replace Raj Nair following Nair's dismissal from the company.
Read More »Ford Vice President and Controller Stuart Rowley will now serve in the new role of "Vice President of Strategy."
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Over the coming years, 10 to 25 percent of Ford's offerings in China will be electrified, says Ford China CEO.
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Ford vehicles sales were up, while Jiangling Motors were down.
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