<p>Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) shares fell 3.70% over the past month, despite an 18.55% increase this year. The company reported Q2 earnings with EPS of 37 cents, exceeding expectations, and revenue of $46.94 billion. Ford faces a $3 billion impact from tariffs but remains resilient with strong cash generation and brand loyalty. Investors are concerned about future stock performance, especially in the EV market. Ford's dividend yield is currently 5.24%.</p>

- Ford Motor Company shares fell 3.70% over the past month, despite an 18.55% increase this year and a dividend yield of 5.24%.  
- The company reported better-than-expected Q2 earnings, with EPS of 37 cents and revenue of $46.94 billion, but anticipates a $3 billion impact from tariffs.  
- Analysts give Ford a consensus "Hold" rating, with a one-year price target of $10.70, while a cautious estimate suggests a potential rise to $13.23, reflecting ongoing market challenges and shifts towards internal combustion engine vehicles.  

Ford (NYSE: F) Price Prediction and Forecast 2025-2030 (August 2025)