Toyota Motor Corporation (ADR) (TM), Ford Motor Company (F), General Motors Company (GM): Which Car Producer Could Best Drive Your Investment?

Analyzing the key ratios clearly rules out General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), due to its highly negative income growth and lack of dividend payment. Ever since the government bailout, GM is not deemed financially stable enough to allow a dividend. Toyota Motor Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:TM)’s stock is highly priced, whereas it does not provide a proportionate dividend yield nor does it provide a decent ROE as compared to the price.

Ford Motor’s stock is decently priced and proportionate to the dividend yield as well as ROE. Even though the company has a lower revenue growth as compared to the rest, cost savings, increased numbers in its hybrid sales and its evergreen North American sales are slowly improving the current situation.

Final thoughts

Compared to the rest, Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) clearly has greater growth prospects with minimal dilemma. Moreover, the company sales have increased more than those of its rivals, which would lead to a rise in revenue, resulting in increased profit margins available to appease the investors. In my judgment Ford is comprehensible Buy.

The article Which Car Producer Could Best Drive Your Investment? originally appeared on Fool.com and is written by Marina Avilkina.

Marina Avilkina has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends Ford and General Motors. The Motley Fool owns shares of Ford. Marina is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network — entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.

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