Ford Brazil Sales Decrease 87 Percent In September 2021
Sales decreased 66 percent to 31,376 units during the first nine months of 2021.
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Sales decreased 66 percent to 31,376 units during the first nine months of 2021.
Read More »Remaining in second place in the segment.
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Sales decreased 63 percent to 29,756 units during the first eight months of 2021.
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Ford Pro launches in Brazil alongside the Transit, which will be built at a new plant in Uruguay.
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Ford Brazil continues its digital transformation with another convenient service.
Read More »The Maverick will be sold in Brazil as well as Argentina.
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The feature was previously free for one year.
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The distant relative to the Ford Ranger and Bronco will likely cease to exist after this year.
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Sales decreased 62 percent to 27,207 units during the first seven months of 2021.
Read More »Remaining in second place in its segment.
Read More »The Mustang fell from first to second place during the second quarter of 2021.
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Sales decreased 59 percent to 24,746 units during the first six months of 2021.
Read More »Down two spots from the year-ago quarter.
Read More »Ford's partial exodus from Brazil continues to cost it money.
Read More »Customers can pay a flat fee and get a new vehicle each year.
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Ford shows off the rugged crossover at Cidade das Artes in a flashy way.
Read More »The money will repay the state for subsidies Ford has received since 2001.
Read More »The best-selling model has actually increased in value over the last year plus.
Read More »Sales decreased 57 percent to 22,772 units during the first five months of 2021.
Read More »Ford isn't done retooling its operations in the region just yet.
Read More »While falling short of the Tacoma.
Read More »A staggering number that supports the automaker's decision to end production there.
Read More »Accounting for 44 percent segment share during the quarter.
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Sales decreased 59 percent to 19,726 units during the first four months of 2021.
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