On August 20, Ford fell 3.28% in regular trading, trading at $13.99 per share, with turnover of approximately $47.91 million.
On the news front, Ford submitted a recall filing with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) covering 60,000 vehicles. The recall adds to mounting regulatory pressure, as NHTSA recently launched an engineering analysis into timing-belt failures affecting 135,551 Ford vehicles and concluded a preliminary evaluation of approximately 232,221 Ford Flex models over B-pillar trim detachment risks. The cumulative safety concerns have weighed on market sentiment.
The broader Automobile Manufacturers sector also traded lower, amplifying downside pressure. Among peers, Stellantis NV fell 5.16%, Tesla declined 1.90%, General Motors dropped 1.01%, Rivian Automotive lost 0.67%, while Ferrari edged up 0.19%.
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