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General Motors Company (GM): Jim Cramer Sees Clear Ramp To $53

Ramish Cheema

Mon, Jun 16, 2025, 11:59 AM 2 min read

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is another major American car manufacturer. Its shares have lost 4% year-to-date and have fluctuated heavily in June. The stock has suffered primarily due to tariffs and their potential to disrupt General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)’s supply chain. Cramer has also discussed the stock in this context several times in 2025. While he believes that the firm can face tariff-induced supply chain disruption, the CNBC host also believes that General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)’s rival Ford is in a better position to navigate the tariffs. However, his latest remarks wondered if the tariff debate had impacted the stock too much and whether it could rebound in case of trade deals:

“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. Ford’s got it too, they were the two that were held back.”

A group of technicians in a garage, inspecting car parts and ensuring safety compliance.

Cramer also believes that the threat from Chinese vehicles tends to depress General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)’s valuation. Here’s what he said back in 2024:

“The biggest winners though will be the American automakers. There’s a widespread belief that our car companies are going to be roadkill once China’s auto industry gets here. We got that from — who? None other than the automakers themselves, especially Ford’s executive chairman Bill Ford.

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