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Ford Demands Fair Trade for U.S. Auto Makers | Business and Finance News
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Ford’s CEO Jim Farley is demanding a trade overhaul to level the playing field for U.S. automakers, arguing that companies like Ford—big domestic builders—should get breaks while import-heavy rivals like Toyota face steeper penalties. As the USMCA’s renewal looms, Farley insists new deals must favor American production, especially against cheaper imports from Japan and South Korea. While Ford exports heavily and manufactures over 2 million cars in the U.S., rivals like GM and Toyota rely more on imports. Meanwhile, industry groups push to keep the current trilateral pact, citing stability and preferential treatment. Farley’s stance underscores a growing debate over fair competition and the future of American auto manufacturing.
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