GM stock surged 61% over five years, significantly outperforming Ford's 6% gain, reflecting investor sentiment on their respective strategies.
According to Yahoo Finance and Google Finance, General Motors (GM) stock has risen 61% in the past five years, while Ford (F) stock increased by only 6% over the same period. This disparity is attributed to Ford's substantial EV write-offs totaling $19.5 billion, compared to GM's combined $7.6 billion, as well as Ford's 153 safety recalls last year and its trailing market share behind GM and Toyota in the US.
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