Ford Motor Company sales increased 4.2 percent to 2,078,832 units during the 2024 calendar year in the United States. Sales increased at both the namesake Ford brand as well as at Lincoln.
“The Ford Motor Company strategy of offering customers a variety of powertrains and vehicle types helped Ford grow retail sales in last year,” Ford said in a statement. “The Ford F-Series best illustrates the company’s Freedom of Choice strategy with gas, diesel, hybrid and electric models. All of these F-Series versions saw year-over-year sales growth in the final month of 2024,” the automaker added.
FoMoCo Sales Notes – U.S. – 2024 Calendar Year
Total Ford Motor Company sales during 2024 increased 4.2 percent to 2,078,832 units
The Ford F-Series was America’s best-selling truck for the 48th year in a row and America’s best-selling vehicle for the 43rd year in a row
Sales of the full-size truck line totaled 765,649 units last year, including 33,510 deliveries of the all-electric F-150 Lightning
Total Ford electrified vehicle sales, which include hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric models, increased 38 percent to a record 285,291 units
Ford was the best-seller of hybrid trucks with an estimated 76 percent segment share and the second best-selling electric vehicle brand in the U.S. in the 2024 year
Lincoln achieved best retail sales in 17 years (since 2007) as sales volume increased 28 percent on sales of 104,823 units
FoMoCo consolidated its position as America’s number one seller of commercial vehicles
Ford commercial vans topped the sales charts for the 46th consecutive year
Brand Sales – U.S. – 2024 Calendar Year
Ford sales increased 3.13 percent to 1,974,009 units
When you have the best products to sell, it’s no wonder why Ford Dealers are so pleased.
Thanks, Ford Motor Company and everyone that works, sells and supplies us with the best.
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When you have the best products to sell, it’s no wonder why Ford Dealers are so pleased.
Thanks, Ford Motor Company and everyone that works, sells and supplies us with the best.
Thanks and God bless Ford Motor Company