Ford
Automotive · United States
Ford designs, builds and sells Ford and Lincoln trucks, SUVs, vans and cars through three businesses (gas and hybrid, electric, commercial) and finances customers and dealers through Ford Credit.
What makes it different
Its commercial arm earns more than the whole company.
$6.8BFord Pro EBITFY2025
Ford Pro, selling to businesses and fleets, earned more than Company adjusted EBIT after Model e's losses.
How big it is
How big is Ford?
$187.3BRevenueFY2025
4.40MVehicles soldFY2025
169,000EmployeesFY2025
How it makes money FY2025
Mostly gas-powered and commercial vehicles.
- Ford Blue54%$101.0B
- Ford Pro35%$66.3B
- Ford Credit7%$13.3B
- Ford Model e4%$6.7B
How the business works
Three businesses, one financing arm.
- 1Gas, electric, commercial units
- 2Dealers and fleets
- 3Ford Credit loans, leases
Ford Credit also funds dealer inventory, so one arm serves both sellers and buyers.
Who owns it
- Ford family (Class B stock, held mostly in a voting trust)40%
- The Vanguard Group11.68%
- State Street Corporation8.41%
CEO: James D. Farley, Jr.
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1903Ford Motor Company incorporated in Michigan
- 1956Ford goes public with two classes of stock
- 2006William Clay Ford, Jr. becomes Executive Chair
- 2020James D. Farley, Jr. becomes CEO
- 2023Reports Ford Blue, Ford Model e and Ford Pro separately
Sources
Every number on this page comes from Ford's own reports.
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What Ford tracks30 metrics
Vehicles sold
Ford Blue wholesales
Ford Pro wholesales
Results, quarter by quarterwith a chart
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Profit
Margin
Where the money comes from5 regions
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
The full timeline17 moments
2024
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2026
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