Ford Motor Company

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Thinkstock Auto companies often make use of awards and quality ratings — when they’re good at least — to attract car buyers. The most important brand quality surveys are performed by research...
With the Chinese economy in trouble and cars sales there faltering, Chrysler is fortunate that it has not made much progress in the People's Republic.
AT&T, once firmly entrenched as the most shorted stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange, seems on a path to drop from the top 10 entirely.
For the third consecutive year, customer satisfaction with new cars has fallen off, and the average score for all vehicles has dropped to its lowest level since 2004.
24/7 Wall St. has wanted to check on the major stocks in the market with an eagle-eye view of where investors may start to buy stocks, as long as they do not feel this is the start of the next global...
A weekend story in The Wall Street Journal reported that not only are sales down in China, but carmakers are now slowing production.
Tesla Motors Inc.A sales rate of 300 cars a day. Some of America’s best-selling cars do many times that in an hour. But a Tesla is not a pickup. However, if it hits its goal of sales for 500,000 in...
While this isn't technically a pyramid scheme, it definitely has a pyramidal structure to it. We have seen this movie before, except this time it is slightly different.
The editors at Kelley Blue Book (KBB) have put together a list of the best lease, financing and cash-back deals available for the final two weeks of August.
Auto loans stretch out to 84 months, giving new reasons for buyers to get new cars.
Short sellers got out of the way as AT&T's merger with DirecTV wound to a close, but the big drop in short interest was not enough to remove AT&T from the list of the most shorted stocks...
There is nothing of substance to keep Tesla from selling 100,000 vehicles next year, if it can launch a new model on time, and then can build it.
Here is a quick overview of the automakers after recent earnings and where their stocks may be headed by next year.
Lincoln, which has been the whipping boy of the luxury car makers, made impressive gains in U.S. sales during July, while sales of market leaders Mercedes and BMW flattened.
After a slow month in June, sales of pickup trucks headed higher in July -- much higher for one automaker, a bounce-back for another and stable, if slow, growth for a third.