Ford Escape Sales Grow 21 Percent During Q2 2021
Representing the first increase in sales volume since the current, fourth-generation model launched.
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Representing the first increase in sales volume since the current, fourth-generation model launched.
Read More »And it sounds pretty darn good, too.
Read More »Another off-road package for the mid-size truck segment.
Read More »The Mustang fell from first to second place during the second quarter of 2021.
Read More »Although the company will debut a compact pickup in the near future.
Read More »Accounting for a 20 percent segment share.
Read More »Securing 36 percent segment share.
Read More »Posting the second-largest decrease in the segment.
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Quite an impressive sales performance.
Read More »Chevy takes aim at the Raptor and Ram TRX with its forthcoming off-road-focused Silverado.
Read More »Falling one spot to sixth place in its segment.
Read More »Down two spots from the year-ago quarter.
Read More »What does Ford Performance want with the latest Corvette?
Read More »Ford sales in the U.S. grew by one percent, while Chevy sales were down nearly two percent.
Read More »Outselling more than half of the vehicles in its segment.
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Read More »Accounting for 44 percent segment share during the quarter.
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Sales improved 12.5 percent but segment share slipped slightly.
Read More »This, despite the fact that the Bolt has been on the market for nearly five years now.
Read More »The Ford F-150 electric rival will be late to the party, but offer 400 miles of range on a single charge.
Read More »However, the crossover managed to move up one place in the segment.
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With a whopping 41 percent segment share.
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