In the latest period of Q4'25, Ford Motor Company's (F) profit margins showed significant deterioration, with Gross Margin plunging to -18.7%, Operating Margin dropping to -25.2%, and Net Profit Margin falling to -24.1%. This marks a sharp negative shift from the more stable or modestly positive figures in prior quarters, highlighting potential pressures from costs, impairments, or operational challenges. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, the chart reveals volatile trends in Ford's profit margins, with Gross Margin fluctuating between a high of 11.6% in Q2'23 and lows reaching -18.7% in Q4'25, generally declining after an initial peak. Operating Margin followed a similar pattern, starting at 5.1% in Q1'23, dipping into negative territory in Q4'23, recovering modestly to 3.9% in Q2'24, and then plummeting in Q4'25, indicating inconsistent cost management. Net Profit Margin exhibited the most variability, ranging from 4.8% in Q3'25 to -24.1% in Q4'25, with intermittent recoveries but an overall downward trajectory marked by a critical loss in the final quarter, underscoring broader profitability concerns amid economic or company-specific headwinds.