A pre-tariff sales rush, GM financial surprises, and some terrible news for autonomous-style driver-assistance tech. It's all happening in The Morning Shift.

And while most of the vehicles Ford makes are at US plants that won’t immediately be subject to tariffs, some of the automaker’s hottest sellers in the quarter are produced outside the United States.

Chicago-area dealerships say they've seen an uptick in sales and foot traffic as President Donald Trump's new taxes on cars and car parts assembled outside the U.S. kick in.