Automobile industry

Lowest Price to Book Ratios in Automobile Manufacturers Industry

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Aug 5, 2015 — 1 min read

Below are the three companies in the Automobile Manufacturers industry with the lowest price to book ratios. These companies, according to industry analysts, present the greatest value to investors, making them attractive investment opportunities. General Motors ranks lowest with a price to book ratio of 1.44, followed by Ford Motor with a price to book ratio of 2.23. The other companies listed, Thor Industries, Winnebago Industries, and Tesla Motors Inc, also have lower price to book ratios, with 2.81, 2.87, and 38.78, respectively.

Key Takeaways:

General Motors has the lowest price to book ratio in the Automobile Manufacturers industry with a ratio of 1.44.
The other companies listed, Ford Motor, Thor Industries, Winnebago Industries, and Tesla Motors Inc, have price to book ratios of 2.23, 2.81, 2.87, and 38.78, respectively.
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Statistics:

General Motors' price to book ratio is 1.44.
Ford Motor's price to book ratio is 2.23.
Thor Industries' price to book ratio is 2.81.
Winnebago Industries' price to book ratio is 2.87.
Tesla Motors Inc's price to book ratio is 38.78.
Shares of General Motors fell 13.7% since the SmarTrend Downtrend alert on April 2nd, 2015.

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