Ford (F) CEO Advocates for Fair Trade During USMCA Talks

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During the reopening of USMCA trade negotiations, Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley emphasized the need for a level playing field for domestic automakers. Ford produced over 2 million vehicles in the U.S. last year, with only 17% of its sales being imports, while competitors GM and Toyota imported 41% and 47% of their sales respectively in 2025. Farley argued that any new agreement should penalize companies heavily reliant on imports to ensure fair competition. The auto industry accounts for roughly 18% of trade with Canada and Mexico, underscoring its significance in the negotiations.