Ford’s US sales up 43 percent; Q2 production up 144,000 vehicles versus a year ago

Thursday, 04 March 2010 01:02:21 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Higher sales in February for every brand and in every product category propelled Ford Motor Company to a +43 percent year-on-year sales increase.  Compared with January, Ford's February sales are up +22 percent.

February sales were higher throughout Ford's line-up.  Cars were up +54 percent versus a year ago, utilities were up +39 percent and trucks were up +36 percent.  Among brands, Ford sales were up +46 percent, Lincoln sales were up +19 percent, and Mercury sales were up +24 percent.

Year to date through February, Ford, Lincoln and Mercury sales totaled 250,050, up +34 percent versus a year ago.

Ford estimates its February US total market share was approximately 17 percent, up +3 percentage points versus a year ago.

In February, Ford sales to retail customers were +28 percent higher versus a year ago, and sales to fleet customers were up +74 percent.

In the second quarter of 2010, Ford plans to produce 595,000 vehicles, up +32 percent versus the same period a year ago.  Ford's first quarter production plan is 570,000 vehicles, unchanged from the prior forecast.


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