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News .: 2005 .: 01/12/2005 - FORD'S F-SERIES SETS INDUSTRY TRUCK SALES RECORDS; AMERICA'S BEST-SELLING VEHICLE 23 YEARS IN A ROW

01/12/2005 - FORD'S F-SERIES SETS INDUSTRY TRUCK SALES RECORDS; AMERICA'S BEST-SELLING VEHICLE 23 YEARS IN A ROW


FORD'S F-SERIES SETS INDUSTRY TRUCK SALES RECORDS; AMERICA'S BEST-SELLING VEHICLE 23 YEARS IN A ROW

  • F-Series sets December (95,392) and full year (939,511) industry truck sales records.
  • New products enable cars to post first monthly increase since January 2003.
  • Mustang stampede continues as December retail sales soar 60 percent vs. year ago.
  • Retail sales for Ford Five Hundred, Ford Freestyle, and Mercury Montego climb 26 percent vs. November.
  • Ford Escape sets new full year record for small sport utility vehicles; best sales month for Mercury Mariner.
  • Volvo sets December and full year records.
  • All-new LR3 boosts Land Rover to best sales month ever.
  • Ford's overall December sales totaled 294,270, up 1 percent compared with year ago.
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DEARBORN, Mich., Jan 4 - Ford's F-Series set industry truck sales records in December and is America's best selling vehicle for the 23rd year in a row.

Ford dealers put an exclamation point on a record-setting sales year with record December sales. For the full year, Ford dealers delivered 939,511 F-Series trucks - topping the previous record (911,597) set in 2001. This year marked the first full year of sales for the all-new F-150, which was introduced in September 2003. A redesigned F-Series Super Duty model debuted in September 2004. December sales were 95,392, up 13 percent from last year's record sales. December marked the 16th month in a row of higher F-Series sales.

Overall, the company's U.S. sales totaled 294,270 in December, up 1 percent compared with a year ago. Among brands, Ford was up 2 percent, Volvo was up 4 percent, and Land Rover was up 49 percent. For the full year, the company's U.S. sales totaled 3.33 million, down 4 percent. ....


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