Ford Sales Decline: 26.9%

[Sephiroth]

Ford's June sales decline by 26.9% as company misses second-quarter expectations

Ford sold 475,327 vehicles during the second quarter, a 9.6% increase from a year earlier when the coronavirus pandemic caused Americans to shelter in place.

www.cnbc.com

Not sure what this means but ooof....

If you have a vehicle to sell, you should do it.

 

[KevoUsmc]

makes sense, can't produce as much.

 

[GTTXRAP]

All auto makers are warning shareholders of lack luster sales in next few quarters. Not a Ford thing.

Can't build cars = can't sell cars

 

[dixonk]

Ford's June sales decline by 26.9% as company misses second-quarter expectations

Ford sold 475,327 vehicles during the second quarter, a 9.6% increase from a year earlier when the coronavirus pandemic caused Americans to shelter in place.

www.cnbc.com

Not sure what this means but ooof....

If you have a vehicle to sell, you should do it.

Might have something to do with the fact the dealerships are all empty lots filled with used cars right now

 

[K9 HAULR]

For what they are paying for a used truck, no big surprise. I have a 2014 Super Cab that is low miles...dealer offered my $52k for it when I was in for an oil change. I'm seriously thinking it's been a nice truck, but for full purchase price back to me after 7 yrs...time to part with it.

 

[dixonk]

For what they are paying for a used truck, no big surprise. I have a 2014 Super Cab that is low miles...dealer offered my $52k for it when I was in for an oil change. I'm seriously thinking it's been a nice truck, but for full purchase price back to me after 7 yrs...time to part with it.

To think that I sold my 2014 for 30k. Wow

 

[NASSTY]

My local dealer only has 1 2021 F150 and 1 2021 Ranger in stock and no new Super Duties. https://www.farmingtonfordmaine.com/new-inventory/index.htm?normalBodyStyle=Truck

 

[Chainsaw]

I bet their Q3 sales figure will be even worse, given that Q2 production was down by about 50%.

 

[spizike9]

For what they are paying for a used truck, no big surprise. I have a 2014 Super Cab that is low miles...dealer offered my $52k for it when I was in for an oil change. I'm seriously thinking it's been a nice truck, but for full purchase price back to me after 7 yrs...time to part with it.

No reason not to sell it if in fact they offered you 52k for it.

 

[Reaper308]

My dealer has a 2019 SCREW with 29,000 miles and they have it stickered at $75,600! It’s crazy!