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For 12 consecutive years, Ford is the top-selling auto brand in Canada
Ford F-Series is Canada’s best-selling pickup for 55 years in a row
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. – 2020 Year-Over-Year Highlights:
Ford
- Ford is the best-selling auto brand in Canada for the 12th consecutive year
- Ford is the best-selling automaker in Canada for the fifth consecutive year
- Ford F-Series is the best-selling pickup in Canada for the 55th consecutive year
- Ford F-Series is the best-selling vehicle in Canada for the 11th consecutive year
- Ford F-Series Super Duty sales increase 9%
- Ford Explorer sales increase 68%
- Ford Ranger sales increase 64%
- Ford has the best-selling lineup of commercial vehicles in Canada
- Ford Transit Connect sales increase 8%
Lincoln
- Lincoln Aviator sales increase 186%
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. – Q4 Year-Over-Year Highlights:
Ford
- Ford F-Series Super Duty sales increase 34% – Best Q4 Sales on Record
- Ford Mustang sales increase 38%
- Ford Explorer sales increase 41%
- Ford Expedition sales increase 7%
- Ford Ranger sales increase 53%
- Ford commercial vehicle sales increase 34% – Best Q4 Sales on Record
- Ford Transit Connect sales increase 74%
- Ford Transit Van sales increase 36% – Best Q4 Sales on Record
- Ford Transit (Connect + Van) sales increase 42% – Best Q4 Sales on Record
Lincoln
- Lincoln Navigator sales increase 12%
OAKVILLE, Ont., January 5, 2021 – Ford emerged from a challenging 2020 as the top-selling automotive brand in Canada for the 12th consecutive year, led by the Ford F-Series as the best-selling pickup for an astounding 55 years in a row and best-selling vehicle for 11 straight years. Ford Explorer and Ford Ranger weathered all storms, with year-over-year sales increases in every quarter of 2020. In spite of the economic downturn due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ford also cemented its leadership position in commercial vehicles, with Ford Transit Connect sales up eight per cent and overall commercial vehicle sales on pace with 2019.
“While the past year presented an unanticipated challenge for our business, Ford grew its market share in Canada and outpaced the automotive industry,” said Dean Stoneley, president and CEO, Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. “After delivering the first all-new Bronco Sport and Mustang Mach-E SUVs to customers last month, and with the highly anticipated Ford Bronco coming in mid-2021, we’re eager to get more of our exciting new products into the hands of Canadians.”
Lincoln Aviator had a stellar first full year, with more than 1,900 vehicles sold.
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited
Q4 2020 Vehicle Sales
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2020 |
2019 |
% Change |
Total Vehicles |
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Q4 Full Year |
50,426 |
56,621 |
-9.64% |
239,571 |
288,055 |
16.83% |
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Total Cars |
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Q4 Full Year |
1,418 |
2,152 |
-34.11% |
10,062 |
20,812 |
-51.65% |
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Total Trucks |
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Q4 Full Year
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49,008 |
54,469 |
-8.67% |
229,509 |
267,243 |
-14.12% |
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About Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited
Ford of Canada’s operations include a national headquarters, three regional offices, three vehicle assembly and engine manufacturing plants, two parts distribution centres, two R&D sites, and three Connectivity and Innovation centres. Ford employs approximately 7,000 people in Canada, while an additional 18,000 people are employed in the more than 400 Ford and Ford-Lincoln dealerships across the country. For more information, please visit www.ford.ca.