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7. Ford Motor
Ford Motor
Financials: Latest Results
Rank: 7 (Previous rank: 7)
Compare tool: Ford Motor vs. Top 10
CEO: Alan R. Mulally
Address: 1 American Rd.
Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone: 313-322-3000
Website: www.ford.com
Not only were Ford's U.S. auto sales down by nearly 12% for the year, but the manufacturer was surpassed as the nation's No. 2 automaker by Japanese rival Toyota.

It was hit by high gas prices, which put the brakes on demand for its SUVs and pickups, and the cost of cutting its North American workforce by about 33,000 people. Continued losses at some overseas brands prompted the company to put Land Rover, Jaguar and Aston Martin on the block.

Ford lost $2.7 billion for the year and remains a work in progress - it is slashing capacity to meet reduced demand and offering buyouts to its entire U.S. hourly workforce of 54,000.

Revenues 172,468.0 7.7
Profits -2,723.0
Assets 279,264.0
Stockholders' equity 5,628.0
Market value (3/28/2008) 12,337.1
Revenues -1.6
Assets -1.0
Stockholders' equity -48.4
2007 $ -1.38
% change from 2006 N.A.
1997-2007 annual growth rate % N.A.
2007 -10.4
1997-2007 annual rate -6.6
1 General Motors 4 182,347.0
2 Ford Motor 7 172,468.0
3 Johnson Controls 72 34,678.0
4 Delphi 92 26,160.0
5 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 119 20,538.0
6 Lear 157 15,995.0
7 Paccar 169 15,221.7
8 TRW Automotive Holdings 174 14,702.0
9 Visteon 234 11,316.0
10 Dana Holding 283 9,216.0
11 ArvinMeritor 301 8,778.0
12 Federal-Mogul 355 6,913.9
13 Autoliv 363 6,769.0
14 Oshkosh 383 6,307.3
15 Tenneco 393 6,184.0
16 BorgWarner 451 5,328.6
17 American Axle & Manufacturing 635 3,248.2
18 Cooper Tire & Rubber 674 2,994.9
19 Exide Technologies 682 2,939.8
20 Carlisle 693 2,889.0
21 Thor Industries 698 2,856.3
22 Cooper-Standard Holdings 771 2,511.2
23 Affinia Group Intermediate Holdings 862 2,132.0
24 Hayes Lemmerz 879 2,052.2
25 Quanex 880 2,049.0
26 Fleetwood Enterprises 897 2,007.9
27 Modine Manufacturing 958 1,757.5
From the May 5, 2008 issue
Revenues: Includes revenues from discontinued operations.
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