Ford and GM Q2 Sales Surge Amid Industry Growth and Tariff Challenges
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Ford and GM shares rose after reporting strong second-quarter sales, with Ford's sales up 14% and GM's up over 7%, driven by increased demand for pickups and SUVs. Despite recent gains, the U.S. auto market may slow due to higher prices from tariffs, which could impact future sales. GM and Ford stocks increased around 4% in recent trading, though GM is down 4% for the year while Ford is up 14%.
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