Ford Motor 

Ford Motor Company is primarily involved in the design, manufacturing, distribution, and sale of vehicles. The company organizes its operations across several key divisions: Ford Blue, Ford Model E, Ford Pro, Ford Next, Ford Credit, and Corporate Other. The Ford Blue, Ford Model E, and Ford Pro segments collectively manage the comprehensive lifecycle of Ford and Lincoln automobiles. This includes their research and development, production, global distribution, and after-sales support, alongside the sale of spare parts and accessories. The Ford Next division is dedicated to investing in and fostering innovative business ventures. These initiatives aim to generate additional value for the company by exploring and developing opportunities in market areas adjacent to its core vehicle business. Ford Credit, operating as a consolidated entity, principally offers vehicle-related financial services, encompassing both financing and leasing options. Finally, the Corporate Other segment covers a range of general corporate expenses. This includes governance costs, adjustments pertaining to past service pensions and other post-employment benefits (OPEB), and financial gains or losses from liquid assets, marketable securities, and foreign exchange derivatives tied to intercompany lending. Established by Henry Ford on June 16, 1903, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan.