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Over 70 percent of Ford Bronco orders are coming from outside of Ford.
July sales of Bronco totaled 3,277 SUVs, and Ford’s overall AWD/4WD mix of SUVs in July was over 68 percent. This is a new record for Ford and plays a significant role in Ford’s transaction price expansion. Ford SUV transaction pricing in July hit a record of $42,000 per SUV, up $6,200 over last year.
6,072 Broncos were produced in July.
July 2021 Sales Highlights
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July sales of Bronco totaled 3,277 SUVs, and Ford’s overall AWD/4WD mix of SUVs in July was over 68 percent. This is a new record for Ford and plays a significant role in Ford’s transaction price expansion. Ford SUV transaction pricing in July hit a record of $42,000 per SUV, up $6,200 over last year.
6,072 Broncos were produced in July.
July 2021 Sales Highlights
- Ford Mustang MachE sales grew 15.8% in July, second largest in electric SUV segment.
- New vehicle launches of F-150 Hybrid, Bronco, Mustang MachE expand Ford’s competitive conquest rate.
- Ford accessory business climbs 23%, on track to post new record.
- July total U.S. sales were 120,053 vehicles (down 31.8% vs July 2020).
- July electrified vehicle sales were up 57.5% on sales of 9,103 vehicles.
- July retail order bank increased over 70,000 units, excluding Bronco and Maverick retail orders.
- July 2021 sales were 3,277 vehicles. (July YTD sales were 4,078 vehicles.)
- July 2021 production was 6,072 vehicles. (July YTD production was 13,380 vehicles.)
- Over 70% of Bronco orders are coming from outside of Ford.
- Overall AWD/4WD mix of SUVs in July was over 68%. (This is a new record for Ford and plays a significant role in Ford’s transaction price expansion.)
- Ford SUV transaction pricing in July hit a record of $42,000 per SUV, up $6,200 over last year.
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