Ford Motor

Henry Ford did not invent the car, but the moving assembly line he built in 1913 made cars cheap enough for ordinary Americans and reshaped modern industry. The company he founded in 1903, still based in Dearborn, Michigan, remains one of the largest automakers in the world. Its profit engine is trucks, above all the F-150, the best-selling vehicle line in the United States for decades, along with commercial vehicles sold through its Ford Pro division. Ford now runs the business in segments: Ford Blue for gas models, Model e for electric vehicles, and Ford Pro for fleets and services. The EV unit has lost money heavily while legacy trucks and vans fund the transition. Cyclical demand, labor costs and the expensive, uncertain shift to electric are the forces that drive the stock.

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