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  • Claimant law firms seek appeal in Diesel emissions legal battle

    cityam·
    - Claimant law firms representing over 1 million motorists are seeking permission to appeal a July High Court judgment in the "Dieselgate" emissions legal battle. - The initial trial involved claims against 20 carmakers, alleging they installed prohibited defeat devices, though the court previously ruled in favor of manufacturers for 17 of the vehicles. - The upcoming appeal led by firms like Leigh Day and Pogust Goodhead will challenge the judge's narrow interpretation of emissions regulations and prohibited defeat devices.
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  • Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 1 AM ET: This Startup Is Using AI to Fight Off a Future AI Pandemic | Prada ...

    MorningStar·
    - Red Queen Bio is using artificial intelligence to develop antibody drugs against novel pathogens, while defense firms struggle to boost missile output due to historical underinvestment. - Northern Star Resources rejected a $27,000,000,000 takeover proposal from Gold Fields, and Warburg Pincus made an improved $1,500,000,000 offer for Ingenia. - McDonald's unveiled its NEXT growth strategy featuring billions in investments, as Boeing addresses a new 737 MAX software glitch affecting navigation.
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  • American Drivers Are Turning Away From Ford and GM

    GuruFocus·
    - General Motors and Ford Motor are projected to post the steepest U.S. market-share declines among major automakers in 2026, falling to 16.7% and 12.5% respectively. - High gas prices and Asian brands gaining ground are driving this shift, with the combined U.S. market share for GM, Ford, and Stellantis expected to hit a record-low 36%. - Asian brands are capturing over half of U.S. new-vehicle sales as consumers increasingly favor fuel-efficient vehicles over traditional Detroit offerings.
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  • GM and Ford Just Got a Troubling New Signal From U.S. Car Buyers

    GuruFocus·
    - Cox Automotive projects that General Motors and Ford will suffer the most U.S. market-share losses in 2026 due to higher gasoline costs driving demand for fuel-efficient vehicles. - This shift threatens GM and Ford's historical reliance on highly profitable large pickup trucks and SUVs, while benefiting competitors like Toyota, Hyundai, Tesla, and Stellantis. - Upcoming monthly U.S. sales data will serve as a crucial catalyst to indicate whether these projected market-share losses are accelerating.
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  • Ford v. Hyundai: Henry Ford Must Be Turning In His Grave After New Report

    ZeroHedge·
    - Hyundai Motor Group is projected to surpass Ford Motor in third-quarter US deliveries for the first time, reaching 511,421 vehicles compared to Ford's 504,172. - The shift is driven by consumers favoring fuel-efficient hybrids and smaller vehicles amid high fuel prices, while Ford faces production constraints and EV strategy setbacks. - Cox Automotive forecasts this milestone as hybrid popularity surges, with Toyota, Hyundai, and Kia capitalizing on competitively priced hybrid lineups.
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  • Key facts: Ford (F) Under China Scrutiny; Shares Dip; $2B Energy Deal

    TradingView·
    - Ford faced U.S. scrutiny over its Chinese ties and saw its shares drop about 2% following projections that Hyundai's third-quarter U.S. sales would surpass Ford's. - The company plans to invest $2 billion through Ford Energy to convert a Kentucky plant for energy-storage system production, with deliveries starting in 2028. - Ford also urged U.S. leaders to maintain restrictions on Chinese automakers and tested its new $28,350 Fathom electric vehicle platform.
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  • Ford Motor (NYSE:F) Stock Price Down 2.7% - Here's Why

    Market Beat·
    - Ford Motor Company shares traded down 2.7% to $12.5950 on Thursday, with a trading volume of 51,925,420 shares. - The company previously reported $0.42 earnings per share for the quarter on revenue of $48.30 billion, beating consensus estimates. - Wall Street analysts currently maintain an average rating of Hold for the stock with an average price target of $15.68.
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  • Ford Motor Co. Stock Underperforms Thursday When Compared To Competitors

    MarketWatch Automated·
    - Ford Motor Co. shares fell 2.63% to $12.60 on Thursday, marking the stock's fifth consecutive day of losses amid a broader market downturn. - The company closed 29.13% below its 52-week high of $17.78 reached on May 29th, while exhibiting mixed performance compared to competitors like Tesla and General Motors. - Trading volume reached 52.0 million, eclipsing the 50-day average volume of 48.8 million.
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  • Ford Stock (NYSE:F) Slips as it Loses Ground in the Second Quarter

    Tip Ranks·
    - Ford secured the second-largest U.S. automotive market share at 11.2% in the second quarter according to Experian's report, trailing only Toyota's 13.7%. - Despite this solid market standing, investor reaction was negative, causing Ford stock to slip over 1.5% in Thursday afternoon trading. - Wall Street analysts maintain a Moderate Buy consensus on Ford stock with an average price target of $16.29 per share.
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  • Hyundai expected to outsell Ford in third quarter as Detroit automakers lack hybrids

    CNBC·
    - Cox Automotive forecasts that Hyundai Motor will outsell Ford Motor in the U.S. during the third quarter of 2026 for the first time ever. - Hyundai is projected to reach 511,421 units sold, representing a 6.5% year-over-year increase, while Ford's sales are expected to drop 7.1% to 504,172 vehicles. - This shift is driven by Ford's pickup production challenges and a lack of hybrid offerings, alongside Hyundai's strong product execution amid rising fuel prices.
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  • New Patent Shows You May Be Able to Put a TV in the Hood of Ford's $30,000 Tesla Cybertruck Rival

    benzinga_article·
    - Ford Motor Co. filed a patent for a redesigned front cargo setup on its upcoming electric pickup truck, the Fathom, featuring a fold-down work surface and integrated television storage powered by the vehicle's battery. - Scheduled for a 2027 launch with an MSRP of $28,350, the Fathom will be built on the automaker's Universal EV Platform to support Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities. - The new platform aims to offset China's influence in the global automotive market as Ford prepares the affordable electric truck for production.
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  • Ford Fathom may have a front tailgate you can put a TV in, per patent images

    Electrek·
    - Ford has filed a patent for a multi-use front tailgate capable of housing a television, likely intended for its upcoming Fathom electric truck. - The Fathom is a critical vehicle for Ford to compete globally and will start at just under $30,000, targeting first-year sales of 100,000 units. - Development of the truck is supported by a dedicated "skunkworks" center aimed at revolutionizing manufacturing methods to catch up with international rivals.
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