"Ford is the most American company," CEO Jim Farley told NPR on ... fully exempt from feeling the pain. The Trump administration's move doesn't mean tariffs on auto parts and automakers are ...

Ford CEO Jim Farley said President Donald Trump's executive order softening some of the automotive tariffs was helpful, but there still need to be more changes. Farley said the auto industry still ...

Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley looked to get the attention of the White House by going on Fox News and taking an optimistic view of tariffs that President Donald Trump imposed on imported autos − ...

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Steel and aluminium tariffs in the United States have doubled to 50% since Wednesday, a move the Trump administration says is vital to protect national security and revive domestic industry. But for ...

President Donald Trump's reprieve for automotive parts tariffs is helpful, but more changes are still needed to assist automakers and grow the U.S. auto industry, Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley said ...

The new actions — which Trump signed ... like Ford," said Farley, whose company still imports a notable amount of vehicles and parts from Mexico, Canada and China. Tariffs of 25% on imported ...

President Donald Trump’s reprieve for automotive parts tariffs is helpful, but still not enough to help with growing the U.S. auto industry, Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley said Wednesday.