The Ford F-150, America’s best-selling vehicle, is only 32% made in the US, highlighting a major disconnect between its image and reality amid proposed tariffs.
Industry experts warn that proposed tariffs could drive up F-150 prices significantly and create supply chain disruptions similar to those experienced during the pandemic.
The auto industry operates more as a parts collector than an actual manufacturer, complicating the potential for onshoring production quickly in reaction to tariffs.
Trump's proposed tariffs could impose harsh economic pressures on Ford and the auto industry, forcing a reevaluation of sourcing and pricing strategies.
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