Key Takeaways Ford's Q2 sales jumped 14.2% on strong truck and hybrid demand, while GM's rose 7.3% across all brands. GM's EV sales surged 111% with Chevy Equinox EV leading, while Ford's EV sales dropped 31% in Q2. Ford expects a $1.5B net tariff hit vs. GM's $4-$5B; F shares are up 20% YTD, outperforming GM's flat return.As the second-quarter 2025 earnings season approaches for the auto sector, investors are closely watching U.S. auto giants Ford (F) and General Motors (GM) to determine which stock is b ...