DETROIT — Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley said the worsening semiconductor shortage has prompted "perhaps the greatest supply shock" he's ever seen, as dealer lots dry up and the company juggles production shutdowns across the globe.
DETROIT — Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley said the worsening semiconductor shortage has prompted "perhaps the greatest supply shock" he's ever seen, as dealer lots dry up and the company juggles production shutdowns across the globe.
British vehicles will be subject to lower U.S. tariffs than vehicles from Canada or Mexico under current rules and agreements. The U.S. auto industry wants to change that.