Ford to add 'affordable' nameplate in U.S.

Baumbick's presentation also showed that Ford plans to add a higher-performance variant of its "Mustang-inspired" electric crossover that the company has said it plans to start selling in 2020. (FORD)

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Ford executives have promised for months that they would not abandon customers who want the sedans it's discontinuing in North America. Now those plans are becoming clearer.

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Porsche shipments to dealerships stopped over tariffs, retailers say

Porsche, like its stablemate Audi, is holding vehicles at the port before the point in the import process when tariffs are applied, multiple sources say.

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Porsche shipments to dealerships stopped over tariffs, retailers say

Stellantis shrinks Warren Truck production, gears up to launch Mexico pickup plant

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Stellantis shrinks Warren Truck production, gears up to launch Mexico pickup plant

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These U.S. auto plants have extra capacity, but moving production from overseas no easy task

As deals and tariffs loom, Foxconn sees U.S. production power in former GM factory

As deals and tariffs loom, Foxconn sees U.S. production power in former GM factory

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