Ford Motor Company

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It may have been the time of "sell in May and go away," but it seems the short sellers were neither strongly for nor against the notion.
Sales of Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) vehicles in China totaled 88,248 units, according to a company announcement made early Wednesday morning. That represents a drop of 2.5% year over year for the...
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GM continues to face the fact that its luxury car division is among the least successful brands in the industry, particularly because of the mighty effort from the largest vehicle manufacturer in...
So far in 2016, April has not been the cruelest month. That distinction belongs to May.
Ford on Wednesday reported a U.S. sales decrease of 6% in May, even though sales of best-selling F-Series pickups rose 9%.
Sales of new light vehicles (cars and pickups) are on track to set another record in 2016, even though the month of May is not expected to show a year-over-year increase.
However, one medical supply company stood out, as short sellers piled on Baxter International in the first two weeks of the month.
The Dodge Challenger received a "marginal" rating in some recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tests.
America's top two luxury brands, Cadillac and Lincoln, are among the five vehicles bought by the oldest part of the car buying population.
Most of us would agree that a Ferrari F12berlinetta is a lot cooler than, say, a Ford Fiesta, but figuring out what defines "cool" among cars in the same price range is a tougher task.
The good news for automakers is that 62% of car buyers say that they are more likely to purchase a vehicle brand if that brand is promoting a social good campaign. The bad news is that 60% of buyers...
The European car market continues to post sales that recently have risen more quickly than those in the healthy United States and, in many cases, China.
New vehicle registrations in the European Union rose about 9% in April, led by Germany and the United Kingdom.
As the markets reached all-time highs last month, the short sellers were in retreat, judging by the moves in the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange.