Michael Martinez

U.S. sales of the Bronco SUV are down 16% this year, but dealers and analysts say it's a function of supply and demand finally normalizing.

The chair of the Women of Ford, Integrated Services chapter, said her goal is to continue working to ensure other women in the company have the opportunity to connect and receive the support they need.

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The program will launch with two packages for Bronco. They can be ordered with just one part number - as opposed to buyers picking and choosing things like wheels, fender flares and suspension kits piecemeal - and are backed by Ford's new vehicle warranty.

The automaker is preparing to idle its Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn, Mich., from the end of work Nov. 15 until Jan. 6. It's the latest downshift in plans for a once-hot product whose importance executives have likened to that of the Model T.

Ford Motor Co. plans to stop building its F-150 Lightning from mid-November through the end of the year amid lower-than-expected demand for the electric pickup.

Ford executives admitted they needed to 'move faster' after failing during the past 18 months to close a $7 billion cost gap with competitors due to stubborn warranty expenses and other outlays.

Workers at a Flex-N-Gate parts plant in Chicago have voted to join the UAW. To continue reading... Subscribe and get access to Crain's Chicago Business.

While it’s unclear how UAW members ultimately voted, Trump's victory, particularly in battleground states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania, signaled the union’s efforts did not have the intended reach.