
Ford Seeks US-Built Advantage in Fresh USMCA Talks
Ford CEO Jim Farley urged negotiators to reward automakers that mostly build in the U.S. under a reworked USMCA and to penalize those that rely on imports, as talks reopen. Ford produced more than 2 million U.S.-built vehicles last year (exporting about 311,000) and imported roughly 378,000 of its 2.2 million sales; GM and Toyota remain heavier importers, fueling Ford’s push for a level playing field. Trade groups urged a stable extension of USMCA amid a broader administration review of the pact, underscoring the auto sector’s importance in the talks.













