Key Points Many investors buy Ford for its moderately-high 4.6% forward dividend yield. Based on cash flow forecasts, Ford's regular quarterly payouts appear well-covered for now. Given Ford's tendency to suspend dividends during "black swan" events, plus the stock's cyclical price action and poor dividend growth history, dividend-focused investors may want to look elsewhere. 10 stocks we like better than Ford Motor Company › Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) has a forward dividend yield of around 4.6%. Alongside its regular quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents per share, the automaker issues special dividends when the company achieves higher cash flow and profitability. It's difficult to predict when Ford will pay out these special dividends.
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