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Stellantis had a much-improved second quarter, but Wall Street still isn't buying. Should you?

General Motors (NYSE:GM) has renewed its joint venture with China’s SAIC Motor for another 20 years, marking a new chapter for the partnership after a major restructuring of its operations in the Chinese market that included factory closures and a streamlined vehicle lineup. The renewed agreement preserves the companies’ 50-50 ownership structure and places greater emphasis on developing vehicles within China to better meet the preferences of local consumers.

The partnership plans to launch at least 30 new-energy vehicles by 2030 and deploy tech solutions developed in China for the Chinese market.

GM has taken on considerable cost in recent years to reorganize its China business and facilitate new vehicle launches in the country.

F's Q2 earnings beat, raised 2026 guidance, improving product mix and narrowing EV losses strengthen its investment case.

Toyota will launch a ¥1tn ($6.3bn) share buyback as the world’s biggest carmaker raised its annual outlook on the back of the weak yen and strong...

Toyota reported fiscal first quarter results on Tuesday that topped estimates for revenue and net income, and the world's largest automaker raised its full-year profit forecast and announced a share buyback even as US tariffs and softer sales hit operating profit.

Tesla has shed a quarter of its value in a month, an earnings miss rattled sentiment, and prediction markets are skeptical a recovery even reaches $400. But the setup after a brutal selloff tells a very different story than the headlines do.

Analysts also report on Cognizant Technology Solutions, SiriusXM Holdings, and Caesars Entertainment.

ORLY beats Q2 earnings and revenue estimates as strong comparable sales and pro customer growth help lift its 2026 outlook.

Lithia Motors tops Q2 estimates as stronger used-vehicle margins, aftersales growth and record financing income offset mixed sales trends.

Tesla is trading near a 52-week low after a brutal earnings week, and Cathie Wood just loaded up on shares while most investors are heading for the exits. The bull and bear cases have never been further apart.

Following their upbeat Q2 reports, investors may be wondering whether the recent rally in GM or Ford stock has further room to run.

On July 29, 2026, the automaker's adjusted profit of $0.42 per share and higher full-year outlook kept investors focused on margin execution.

Ram, Jeep, and Fiat parent company Stellantis reported decent first-half results on Thursday morning, but only reaffirmed its prior guidance. Investors clearly want more from CEO Antonio Filosa's turnaround plan.

F's Q2 earnings beat as stronger pricing and product mix lifted EBIT, prompting higher 2026 profit and free cash flow guidance.

PENN, CSV, GM and AMN emerge as late-2026 value picks, supported by attractive valuations, earnings growth and cash-flow strength.

Investing.com -- Citi upgraded Ford Motor to Buy from Neutral and raised its price target to $20 from $19, saying improving F-Series pickup production, easing warranty costs and better aluminum supply are driving a positive shift in the automaker's earnings outlook.

Here's why Stellantis' North America region could be a leading indicator of whether and when its turnaround will gain traction, and why it's important for investors.

GNTX beat Q2 earnings estimates as favorable product mix, tight cost control and tariff reimbursements offset softer auto demand and lower revenues.

Two EV giants faced the same struggling global market over the past month and walked away with completely opposite results. The reason why tells you something unsettling about where each company is actually headed.

Here is how General Motors (GM) and OPENLANE (OPLN) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

Here at Zacks, our focus is on the proven Zacks Rank system, which emphasizes earnings estimates and estimate revisions to find great stocks. Nevertheless, we are always paying attention to the latest value, growth, and momentum trends to underscore strong picks.

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Ford reports second quarter results on Tuesday. Wall Street is looking for second quarter operating profit of $2.1 billion from sales of $47.2 billion.

Ford and GM Stocks Rise After Jefferies Boosts Ratings and Price Targets

Ford target goes to $17.50 and GM to $99 on easing legacy costs

Big Three automaker Ford reported its Q2 results after the close.

Big Three automaker Ford reported its Q2 results after the close.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) have both been upgraded to ‘Buy’ by Jefferies analysts, who pointed to improving earnings prospects, stronger free cash flow generation and progress on several operational challenges. For Ford, Jefferies upgraded the stock ahead...