Ford CEO Jim Farley Clarifies Blue Oval's Position on 'Right to Repair' Rules After Trump Comments

"I have no problem working on a 1973 Bronco, but to work on a brand-new Bronco? I need all sorts of specialty tools. That’s something that would put people’s lives at risk,” the CEO said.

View in Browser  EXCLUSIVES SUBSCRIBE Ford CEO Jim Farley Clarifies Blue Oval's Position on 'Right to Repair' Rules After Trump Comments "I have no problem working on a 1973 Bronco, but to work on a brand-new Bronco? I need all sorts of specialty tools. That’s something that would put people’s lives at risk,” the CEO said. READ MORE Recreations, Not Replicas: Don't Underestimate Pricey Classic Car Revivals Expensive recreation cars have come a long way from the days of botched, low-quality replicas. READ MORE The FIA Reportedly Decided Red Bull’s Ford V-6 Is F1’s Benchmark Engine, Red Bull Has Questions Mercedes may be dominant on the podium so far this year, but officials have apparently decided another team's powertrain is the one to beat. READ MORE The 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback Dusts Off a Classic Name for a Rebadged Nissan Leaf It may be a four-door EV instead of a coupe or convertible, but you can still dial up the Spacehog and jam out inside. READ MORE F1 Signs Off on 60 Percent V-6 / 40 Percent Electric Power Split, But Not Until 2028 The parties involved have settled on a gradual approach to the shift in power strategy. READ MORE Nissan Dealers Cheated New Yorkers Out of Millions, Attorney General Says, Now They'll Get Justice Buyers were reportedly tricked into outrageous fees, including one who was charged $2563 for eight cents' worth of electrical tape. READ MORE Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Road & Track is a publication of Hearst Autos. ©2026 Hearst Autos, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Autos, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779