Ford reported third-quarter earnings on Thursday before the markets opened, and the automaker made $0.26 per share on an adjusted basis, on $35.9 billion in revenue.
Analysts had expected $0.21 per share.
“This quarter, we delivered key elements of our growth plan by fortifying our core business with the launch of the all-new Super Duty pickup, transforming Lincoln with the new Continental and investing in emerging opportunities with the acquisition of the Chariot crowd-sourced shuttle service,” CEO Mark Fields said in a statement.
