On August 24, Ford fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at $13.99/share, with turnover of $132 million.

The decline comes amid broad weakness across the automobile manufacturing sector. Tesla fell 2.46%, XPeng dropped 7.34%, Ferrari declined 1.90%, and General Motors lost 1.20%, reflecting widespread selling pressure on automakers.

Recent headwinds continue to weigh on sentiment. Ford submitted a recall application for 60,000 vehicles to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration earlier this month, adding to a series of regulatory challenges including an engineering analysis over timing-belt failures affecting 135,551 vehicles and the conclusion of a probe into B-pillar trim detachment on approximately 232,221 Ford Flex models. Additionally, Detroit automakers including Ford are lobbying the White House over a revised North American trade agreement that they argue could result in billions of dollars in losses due to supply chain cost increases.

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