As of Q3'25, Ford's total revenue remains heavily dominated by the Vehicles, parts, and accessories segment, which contributed 41.67B USD, while Used vehicles, Services and other revenue, Leasing income, Financing income, and Insurance income contributed 687M USD, 902M USD, 104M USD, 0 USD (no data for Q3'25), and 38K USD, respectively. The most recent quarter highlights the continued importance of the core automotive business, with other segments providing comparatively modest contributions. From Q4'22 to Q3'25, the overall revenue trend for Ford shows periodic fluctuations, with Vehicles, parts, and accessories consistently accounting for the vast majority of revenue each quarter. Notable peaks occurred in Q4'23 (48.22B USD) and Q2'24 (43B USD), followed by some volatility, including a sharp drop in Q2'25 (45M USD, likely an outlier or data anomaly) before returning to typical levels. Other segments such as Financing income and Leasing income displayed moderate growth and stability, while Used vehicles and Insurance income remained relatively minor contributors throughout the period.