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But production in Mexico and Canada, along with the increased added pressure of 25% parts tariffs will pressure Ford’s results.Switch Auto Insurance and Save Today!Ford CEO Jim Farley said last quarter that the company anticipates a $1.5 billion hit from the 25% auto sector tariffs, this despite the fact that 80% of Ford’s vehicle sales in the US are built domestically. But production in Mexico and Canada, along with the added pressure of 25% parts tariffs will pressure Ford’s results.Last week Big Three rival GM (GM) reported profit dipped in Q2 as tariffs added $1.1 billion to costs. And Dodge-parent Stellantis (STLA) said on Tuesday that tariffs ate away nearly $350 million in profit in Q2, with the full-year tally expected at $1.73 billion.For the quarter, Ford is expected to report revenue of $44.14 billion per Bloomberg consensus, with adjusted earnings per share (EPS) pegged to come in at a loss of $0.33, on adjusted EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes) of $1.91 billion.The impact of tariffs, as well as rising warranty costs for recalls that have plagued Ford vehicles will likely weigh on results. For example, Ford booked a $570 million charge in Q2 related to the recall of 700,000 SUVs due to fire risk.As part of its Ford+ plan, Ford divided its business into three units: Ford Blue for the traditional gas-powered business, Ford Model e for the electric vehicle division, and Ford Pro for its commercial and super duty truck business. Per Bloomberg, Ford is expected to report the following:Ford Blue: $25.56 billion in revenue, $1.03 billion in EBITModel e: $1.4 billion in revenue, -$1.3 billion in EBITFord Pro: $16.64 billion in revenue, $2.2 billion in EBITLast quarter Ford pulled its full-year guidance due to the tariff effect, and investors will be keen to see if the automaker issues updated forecasts given the current tariff regime, and whether its full-year tariff cost projection has changed given mitigation efforts, and new trade deals in place.Look for Farley to weigh in on trade deals the Trump team struck with the UK and EU; Farley has said deals like those are unfair given the fact vehicles imported from Canada and Mexico, which use a high-percentage of US-made parts, are tariffed at a much higher 25%.Despite tariffs, Ford saw sales gains in Q2 as the company’s employee pricing for all strategy was a huge sales mover. 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