Ford Motor (F)beat analyst estimates for fourth-quarter profit and sales, but shares slid in heavy volume after the company said it expects a $2 billion loss in 2013 in Europe, which may again teeter on the brink of recession. The automaker's earnings per share grew 55% to 31 cents, topping consensus for a 25-cent profit. It was the second quarter in a row that Ford topped expectations. Sales advanced 5.8% to $34.5 billion, well ahead of Wall