The Latest Breaking News from Blue Oval

Even though Ford’s F-150 Lightning sales more than doubled in the third quarter of 2024 and even went up 86% year-over-year, the Blue Oval’s EV division is still many billions in the red, according to the recently released Q3 earnings report. While the company’s EVs are doing better (especially the…

The Blue Oval CEO previously called its competition an "existential threat."

The Bend SuperSprint over the weekend was the best showing from the Blue Oval brigade all year with Ford drivers occupying the second and third spots on the podium in all three races.

The Blue Oval is pushing to eclipse its rival four-letter brand.

"If [Elon Musk] wants to design a Cybertruck for Silicon Valley people, fine," said Ford's CEO Jim Farley.

"If [Elon Musk] wants to design a Cybertruck for Silicon Valley people, fine," said Ford's CEO Jim Farley.

"We see the Chinese as the main competitor, not GM or Toyota," Ford’s CEO said, adding that “The Chinese are going to be the powerhouse.”

Ford Motor Co. posted a strong first-quarter sales performance, making the Blue Oval the best-selling brand in the United States — but the automaker ceded its ranking in the increasingly competitive electric-vehicle segment amid gains by its crosstown rival.

The Blue Oval has been central to a parity push in the latter stages of development of the new Gen3 cars, voicing concerns over both aero balance and engine performance.