U.S. Ford Motor Company Sales Fell Six Percent In June 2024
Sales increased 3.6 percent to 1,044,133 units during the first six months of 2024.
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Sales increased 3.6 percent to 1,044,133 units during the first six months of 2024.
Read More »Plus, zero percent financing for up to 72 months.
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Plus, low-interest financing and lease deals.
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Some lease deals are currently just over $700 a month after fees and taxes.
Read More »Underperforming most of its direct rivals.
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The Bronco off-road midsize SUV was only model in the red.
Read More »No other incentives available on compact pickup truck.
Read More »Nearly double the sales from this point last year.
Read More »The study backs up claims made by Ford over the past year.
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Any incentives remain unavailable this month on full-size van.
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Transit accounted for 67 percent, or two-thirds, of all deliveries.
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Along with customer cash on the full-size luxury SUV.
Read More »They're quite similar to the outgoing model's ratings, too.
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Not a surprising turn of events.
Read More »A change that could shave 30 percent off shipping costs.
Read More »The lawsuit covers a wide range of models.
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A way to share ideas and insights.
Read More »The all-electric crossover accounted for nearly a fifth of all sales.
Read More »Plus, low-interest financing and special lease deals.
Read More »Even cross-shopped crossovers vastly outsell the full-size luxury SUV.
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Sales increased 27 percent to 21,694 units during the first five months of 2024.
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The full-size SUV retakes a key position after more than two years.
Read More »In two configurations, but with just one powertrain.
Read More »Plus, special lease deals on the off-road SUV.
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Plus $1,000 trade assistance in certain markets.
Read More »The feature has never been offered on the Expedition.
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