Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:F) has officially broken into the top 10% of stocks for relative worth, as its Benzinga Edge’s value score climbed from 89.53 to a formidable 90.09 this week.

Record Revenue vs. Special Item Headwinds

This percentile-ranked jump comes as investors digest a massive $187.3 billion full-year revenue milestone, the company's fifth consecutive year of top-line growth.

Despite a volatile environment, the undervalued narrative is gaining steam as Ford’s market price is weighed against its fundamental strength.

Despite the massive revenue, thecarmaker reported a GAAP net loss of $8.2 billion for the year, largely due to $17.4 billion in pre-tax special items.

These charges included significant EV strategy shifts, such as the $10.7 billion impairment for Model e asset write-downs and the cancellation of an all-electric three-row SUV. Excluding these one-time hits, Ford's adjusted EBIT stood at a robust $6.8 billion.

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