Ford puts electric F-150 plant, suppliers on roller coaster | Megadeal puts Asbury closer to 2025 $32B revenue goal | What FTC rules could mean for dealerships | GM executive changes

Ford plans to build half as many electric F-150s each week in 2024 as it had previously intended, to the frustration of suppliers that invested big.

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