Ford Motor's Earnings Report Suffers Biggest 'Upset' in Four Years: Dragged Down by Tariff Costs, but Optimistic About Recovery in 2026
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Ford Motor reported its first quarterly profit below expectations since 2024, marking the largest decline in four years. The poor earnings were primarily due to unexpected tariff costs of approximately $900 million in 2025 and the failure of automotive component tax credits to take effect as scheduled. Despite last year's lackluster performance, Ford expects a rebound in 2026, with adjusted EBIT projected to reach $8 billion to $10 billion, up from $6.8 billion last year. Changes in tariff provisions resulted in Ford losing $900 million in expected savings from last year, with total annual tariff costs doubling to $2 billion.