Shares of Ford Motor dropped Tuesday despite solid first-quarter U.S. delivery results, highlighting that investors are focused on the rest of the year rather than what has happened over the past three months.

Automakers, including General Motors (GM), are beginning to report solid first-quarter sales as the industry prepares for President Donald Trump’s new tariffs. Ford Motor Co. (F) is the exception so far.

General Motors reported an about 17% rise in first-quarter U.S. sales on Tuesday, helped by demand for its pickup trucks and affordable crossover SUVs.

The market has reacted. GM EV sales are up 94%, pacing to secure the company's place as the second-biggest EV company in America. But there's a big, big asterisk on that claim. The company is crushing it with EVs, but its two volume sellers are made in Mexico.

GM’s electric vehicle sales nearly doubled in the first three months of the year, with impressive growth across all

In messages obtained by the Free Press, GM and Ford outline impact of tariffs to the workforce and plans to address the issue.

Automakers including General Motors Co. and Hyundai Motor Co. reported a jump in US auto sales as the threat of price hikes from President Donald Trump’s tariffs drove consumers to showrooms.GM’s deliveries soared 17% in the first quarter,

Holmes said he didn't think he would have been able to re-sign Onwuzurike and also get into the top cornerback market. But they did.