(Reuters) - Ford, which lost $12.6 billion last year, still faces economic "headwinds," including the slump in the U.S. housing market and higher gasoline prices, Fields said.
Overall U.S. vehicle sales, which were off about 1 percent from a year earlier through May, were tracking fairly closely to Ford's expectations, Fields said, adding that the automaker had shown "encouraging progress" in stabilizing its retail market share near 13 percent in recent months.
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Overall U.S. vehicle sales, which were off about 1 percent from a year earlier through May, were tracking fairly closely to Ford's expectations, Fields said, adding that the automaker had shown "encouraging progress" in stabilizing its retail market share near 13 percent in recent months.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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