Ford Sees Worst Quarterly Performance Since 2008 Meltdown
The Detroit-based automaker generated $45.9 billion in quarterly revenue, representing a 5 percent decline compared to the corresponding period one year prior, signaling weakening market demand and operational headwinds.
Ford identified tariff-related expenses as a primary earnings catalyst, attributing approximately $900 million in costs to levies imposed on automotive parts and components. The tariff burden substantially compressed profit margins across manufacturing operations.
The dismal quarterly showing underscores mounting challenges facing traditional automakers amid shifting consumer preferences, intensifying electric vehicle competition, and persistent supply chain disruptions that have plagued the industry throughout 2025.
Investor concerns over Ford's financial trajectory and recovery timeline are expected to dominate upcoming earnings calls as management outlines restructuring strategies.
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