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 »Falling one spot to sixth place in its segment.
Read More »Down two spots from the year-ago quarter.
Read More »Outselling more than half of the vehicles in its segment.
Read More »Stacking up the dimensions of Ford's bread-and-butter compact crossover against new competition from Japan.
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 »The new Outlander is the only vehicle in its class to offer standard three-row seating.
Read More »The heavily revised Outlander breaks cover after it was spied at a recent photo shoot.
Read More »Marking the eighth consecutive quarter of reduced sales volume.
Read More »It was one of only five models to post an increase in sales during the quarter.
Read More »Making it the sixth best-selling model in its segment.
Read More »The midsize crossover SUV was the seventh best-selling model in its competitive set.
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Taking fifth place in its segment.
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Good enough for eighth place in its segment.
Read More »Making it the fifth best-selling model in its segment.
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Making the midsize crossover SUV the fifth best-selling model in its competitive set.
Read More »Coming in sixth in its competitive set.
Read More »Putting it into fourth place in its competitive set.
Read More »Maintaining fourth place in its competitive set.
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Maintaining its position as the second-best-selling vehicle in its segment.
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