4 percent year-over-year increase. 5 percent from the previous year.
2 percent to 1,743 units. The broader electrified picture was a bloodbath, with internal combustion models still dominating the market.
2 percent to 47,981, while SUVs remained the brand's bread and butter with 55,939 sales. 2 percent and Ranger climbing 26 percent.
1 percent to just 647 units, continuing its rough patch. 5 percent to 3,418 units due to the manufacturer's decision not to certify it for California Air Resources Board emissions rules this year.
Despite this, dealers are excited about Ford's upcoming $30,000 electric pickup, set to arrive in 2027. 4 percent.
4 percent.
This January sales report highlights the enduring appeal of traditional gas-powered vehicles, particularly in the Mustang brand. Ford's decision to focus on electric models may have contributed to the decline in EV sales, but it seems that many consumers still prefer the raw emotion and nostalgia associated with combustion engines.
