Ford sets new record with 1.1 million sales
Ford has reported record sales of about 1.1 million vehicles in China last year.
The Dearborn, Michigan, automaker said last Friday that its 2015 sales
in the country were up by three percent from the previous year as
demand for small sport-utility vehicles there continues to grow.
It also set a new monthly sales record in December, selling 124,768 vehicles. That’s up 27 percent from the prior-year period.
Ford also tapped into China’s booming market for luxury cars with 11,630
Lincoln vehicles sold during the brand’s first full year in the
country, where its entire SUV line-up is offered.
Lincoln added eight more dealerships than expected for a total of 33 in the 2015.
The company is aiming for 60 dealerships in 50 cities by year-end.
Jiangling Motors Corporation, Ford’s commercial vehicle investment in
China, reported a six per cent decline in annual sales and a 12 per cent
drop in December sales.
The company sold 253,359 vehicles in 2015, down six per cent compared
to 2014. December sales totalled 26,391 vehicles, down 12 per cent
compared to December 2014 .
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