Ford's CEO Finally Says The Quiet Part Loud About Tariffs
Ford CEO Jim Farley didn't mince words during the company's latest financial call on Wednesday. The Blue Oval's brand chief made it clear: if U.S. President Donald Trump enacts 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, new car buyers will be the ones who end up footing Ford's higher bills.
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