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Ford Leads Brands on February Sales Jump

Sees 22% surge, thanks to F-Series trucks, EV and SUV increases.

March 2, 2023
Ford Leads Brands on February Sales Jump

F-Series pickup sales were also up 22% year-over-year to about 55,000 units.

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Ford saw a healthy bump in sales last month, boosted by increased production of pickups, SUVs and electric models.

The Detroit brand’s overall sales jumped 22% year-over-year and about 8% over January totals.

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Its F-Series pickup sales were also up 22% year-over-year to about 55,000 units.

Electric-vehicle deliveries increased 88%, though they still made up just 3% of overall sales.

Ford’s F-150 Lightning electric truck sales were also down from January due to paused production resulting from a unit catching fire because of a battery problem.

The brand bested other carmakers that still report monthly sales. Toyota deliveries fell 2.4%, and Honda’s were down 1.4%, while Hyundai’s jumped 9%, Kia’s 24%, Mazda’s 9% and Subaru’s 2%.

LEARN MORE: Hyundai, Kia and Subaru Report Sales Jump

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Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today

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