Breana Noble

1 week ago | theoaklandpress.com | Breana Noble

By Breana Noble, The Detroit NewsFord Motor Co. has increased prices on its Mexico-built vehicles by as much as $2,000, becoming one of the first automakers to announce a price hike because of tariffs. Changes on dealer invoices were effective May 2 on the Maverick small pickup, Bronco Sport SUV and Mustang Mach-E all-electric crossover, according to the memo obtained by The Detroit News. That means affected vehicle will arrive on dealership lots in late June, the company confirmed.

1 week ago | courant.com | Breana Noble

By Breana Noble, The Detroit NewsAutomakers have warned of supply-chain disruptions, price increases and softened earnings throughout this year as more of President Donald Trump’s automotive tariffs took effect.

1 week ago | wenatcheeworld.com | Breana Noble

Ford Motor Co. is increasing prices on its Mexico-built vehicles by as much as $2,000, becoming one of the first automakers to announce a price hike because of tariffs. Changes on dealer invoices became effective May 2 on the Maverick small pickup, Bronco Sport SUV and Mustang Mach-E all-electric crossover, according to the memo obtained by The Detroit News. That means affected vehicle will arrive on dealership lots in late June, the company confirmed.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Breana Noble

Ford Motor Co.'s net income fell roughly 64% year-over-year in the first three months of the year to $471 million, and the Dearborn automaker suspended its annual guidance because of tariff-related uncertainty. The company had forecasted a flat first quarter because of production downtime at its Kentucky Truck Plant for retooling to accommodate the recently launched fifth-generation Expedition SUV as well as at Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne.

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Breana Noble

FORD Breana NobleThe Detroit NewsView Comments Ford Motor Co.'s net income fell roughly 64% year-over-year in the first three months of the year to $471 million, and the Dearborn automaker suspended its annual guidance because of tariff-related uncertainty. The company had forecasted a flat first quarter because of production downtime at its Kentucky Truck Plant for retooling to accommodate the recently launched fifth-generation Expedition SUV as well as at Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne.