Despite a significant market downturn, Ford Motor Co. has maintained a relatively stable stock price and high forward yield. They benefit from a majority of their vehicles being assembled in America, reducing exposure to tariffs compared to competitors. Ford's recent sales show robust performance, with March vehicle sales rising by 10%, and a unique program pricing cars at employee rates aims to bolster cash flow. The potential shift in the EV market dynamics, with Tesla facing challenges, may offer further growth opportunities for Ford's burgeoning electric vehicle sector.
Ford has launched a program called 'From America, for America,' offering new cars to consumers at employee pricing, strengthening its cash position while benefiting consumers.
With 80% of its consumer vehicles assembled in America, Ford is less affected by tariffs than its competitors, maintaining stronger margins amid market downturns.
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