Ford Edge Sales Place Fourth In Segment During Q1 2022
While also gaining share in the process.
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While also gaining share in the process.
Read More »Earning a five percent share in its competitive set.
Read More »While also outperforming the segment average.
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Accounting for a segment-leading 44 percent share during the quarter.
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Sales increased 426 percent, placing the model in seventh place in its segment.
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Edge sales slightly outpaced the segment average during the quarter.
Read More »Sales fell 28 percent on an annual basis.
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Ford Mustang took first place in its respective sales segment.
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Ford has remained on top of the police vehicle segment since 2014.
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Sales fell a not-insignificant 44 percent.
Read More »An unfortunate turn of events from just a few months ago.
Read More »Both the Charger and Challenger are set to be replaced in the next two years.
Read More »Remaining in second place in the segment.
Read More »What could Ford be doing with this muscle car?
Read More »Representing the first increase in sales volume since the current, fourth-generation model launched.
Read More »The Mustang fell from first to second place during the second quarter of 2021.
Read More »The brand known for brawny V8 power is going electric.
Read More »Falling one spot to sixth place in its segment.
Read More »Outselling more than half of the vehicles in its segment.
Read More »Accounting for 44 percent segment share during the quarter.
Read More »Despite being heavier and having less power, the SUV puts up a good fight.
Read More »However, the crossover managed to move up one place in the segment.
Read More »Sixth place in its expanded segment and second in the more narrow two-row CUV space.
Read More »Remaining in second-place between the Dodge Challenger and Chevy Camaro.
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