Ford Motor Company’s July U.S. sales totaled 194,026 vehicles – a decline of 3.1 percent
July fleet sales were up 25.7 percent based on order timing relative to July 2017 when fleet sales were down 24.6 percent
Ford’s overall average transaction pricing grew at a much faster rate than the industry last month, gaining $1,200 – this compares to an industry increase of $700
Ford pickups, vans and commercial vehicles all posted gains in July, with commercial vehicle sales up 25 percent
As America’s largest seller of trucks and SUVs combined, the Ford brand saw 153,402 total sales of trucks and SUVs in July, an increase of 4.8 percent. This surpasses the 1 million vehicle mark for
the year, with 1,125,957 vehicles sold
Ford F-Series sales were up 2.1 percent last month, with 70,949 total pickups sold. This marks 15 straight months of year over year gains for F-Series
Ford Van sales totaled 16,921 vehicles last month, for the year – Ford van sales are up 60.8 percent
Ford Explorer sales increased 7.9 percent, with 20,243 SUVs sold
All - new Lincoln Navigator continued to hustle off dealer lots in July, with retail sales up 64.7 percent