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Sales of Ford Motor Company vehicles totalled more than those of any other automobile manufacturer in May 2011... except for General Motors. GM's May sales have already been completely covered in four separate charts. Now FMC's sales figures - and Ford's in particular, America's most popular individual brand - are shown with their respective share of the brand's volume in the charts below.
Lincoln's pitiful performance in May is more clearly understood once you realize only 3.9% of all Ford Motor Company sales occurred in the luxury brand's showrooms. The MKS, MKT, and Navigator posted year-over-year declines. Lincoln was America's seventh-most-popular premium automotive brand in May as sales fell 4.6% to 7399.
FMC's own Blue Oval brand had seven models which out-sold the whole Lincoln brand last month. Ford's car division found its biggest percentage boost in the Focus as the 2012 model helped deliver a 31.7% increase. The Ford Explorer was up 135%. Ford Mustang sales plunged 35.4%; Ford Edge sales dropped 30.6%.
The Ford brand sold 184,130 vehicles, up 5.1%. Ford Motor Company as a whole was down 0.25%. Take Mercury's 9128 May 2010 sales out of the equation and Ford/Lincoln - FMC's two current brands - were up a combined 4.7%. To keep Lincoln from becoming the next Mercury, an extinguished brand, Ford is going to spend $1,000,000,000 to reinvigorate their luxury division.
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Ford Motor Company Sales In America - May 2011
Lincoln's pitiful performance in May is more clearly understood once you realize only 3.9% of all Ford Motor Company sales occurred in the luxury brand's showrooms. The MKS, MKT, and Navigator posted year-over-year declines. Lincoln was America's seventh-most-popular premium automotive brand in May as sales fell 4.6% to 7399.
FMC's own Blue Oval brand had seven models which out-sold the whole Lincoln brand last month. Ford's car division found its biggest percentage boost in the Focus as the 2012 model helped deliver a 31.7% increase. The Ford Explorer was up 135%. Ford Mustang sales plunged 35.4%; Ford Edge sales dropped 30.6%.
The Ford brand sold 184,130 vehicles, up 5.1%. Ford Motor Company as a whole was down 0.25%. Take Mercury's 9128 May 2010 sales out of the equation and Ford/Lincoln - FMC's two current brands - were up a combined 4.7%. To keep Lincoln from becoming the next Mercury, an extinguished brand, Ford is going to spend $1,000,000,000 to reinvigorate their luxury division.
General Motors Sales In America - May 2011
U.S. Auto Sales By Brand - May 2011
Luxury Auto Brand Market Share - May 2011
Top 10 Best-Selling SUVs In America - May 2011
- U.s. Auto Brand Market Share - January 2012
One year ago, General Motors reported U.S. sales which ran the company's market share up to 21.8%. Sales plunged at General Motors in January 2012, however, down 6% year-over-year and 40% from December even as the market climbed 11% year-over-year...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - June 2011
Ford was America's best-selling brand but Ford Motor Company's overall market share in the United States was 18.4% in June 2011, two points down from General Motors. Next up was the Chrysler Group, including Fiat, with 11.4%. It was GM, however,...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In Canada - May 2011
149,034 new vehicles were sold in Canada in May 2011. Only 46.6% of those sales were passenger cars. General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and the Chrysler Group (excluding Fiat) found 72,041 buyers, the majority of sales came about in dealerships which...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - April 2011
General Motors clawed back significant market share in the United States one month after a March in which the company's portion of new vehicle sales had dropped below Ford Motor Company's share. With one-fifth of all new vehicle sales in...
- New Vehicle Market Share By Brand In America - March 2011
With "just" 16.6% of the U.S. new car market in March, General Motors' huge year-over-year gains from March 2010 don't look so good up against the market share decline from February's 20.8%. Ford Motor Company's market share rose from...