General Motors Company (GM)'s CEO Should Be Worried, Says Jim Cramer

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is one of the Jim Cramer Says US Has To Give Some Chips To China & Discusses These 10 Stocks.

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), along with Ford, has struggled in 2025 primarily due to worries of a trade war disrupting the firm’s supply chain. Its shares have lost 6% year-to-date primarily due to the firm’s extensive supply chain reliance on Mexico. Cramer has noticed this vulnerability in his previous appearances and pointed out that General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is in a worse position than Ford. His other comments have revolved around the firm and Ford suffering from President Trump rolling back EV policies of the Biden administration which led to General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) investing in EV infrastructure. His recent remarks about the firm asserted that it should continue to worry about trade tensions even if other companies were being relaxed:

“There’s a little bit of a disconnect. If I were the. . .CEO of GM, I’d be worried.”

In his earlier thoughts about General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), Cramer speculated that perhaps there was some juice in the stock after its beating in 2025:

“Right well first if you wanna try to make money make off, you’re a trader, it’s General Motors, which had the most problems. . .four billion dollar shifts production from Mexico. So that’s a clear ramp to 53 I think.”

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