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Financial Statement Analysis of Ford
Financial Statement Analysis

Company: Ford Motor Company

Introduction:

Ford Motor Company is majorly in the manufacturing business of automotive products and services business. Ford is also into the business of financing. The automotive and financial services are the two main segments of Ford. Their automotive operation includes Forth South America, Ford North America, Ford Asia Pacific Africa, Volvo and Ford Europe. The Ford Financial Services includes Ford Motor Credit Company.

1. An analysis and evaluation of the data available in the Ford’s annual reports:

In this evaluation, we consider Ford’s annual reports for the year 2007, 2008, and 2009.

|Financial data in U.S. Dollars |
|Values in Millions (Except for per share items) |

| |2009 |2008 |2007 |
|Period End Date |12/31/2009 |12/31/2008 |12/31/2007 |
|Period Length |12 Months |12 Months |12 Months |
|Stmt Source |8-K |8-K |8-K |
|Stmt Source Date |05/07/2010 |05/07/2010 |05/07/2010 |
|Stmt Update Type |Updated |Restated |Restated |
| | | | |
|Revenue |116,283.0 |143,584.0 |168,884.0 |
|Total Revenue |116,283.0 |143,584.0 |168,884.0 |
| | | | |
|Cost of Revenue, Total
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