Ford still fastest growing auto brand in VN

Sep 13th at 11:07
13-09-2016 11:07:00+07:00

Ford still fastest growing auto brand in VN

Ford remains one of the country's fastest growing auto brands with 2016 sales increasing year-on-year by 57 per cent to 18,443 units.

 

In August alone the US auto maker's sales increased by 57 per cent year-on-year to 2,123 vehicles, led by strong demand across its lineup.

EcoSport, Ranger and Transit led the record sales month with each leading their respective segments for the month as well as the year-to-date.

"Consumer confidence remained healthy in August despite it being Ghost Month [seventh lunar month], and continued strength in demand for Transit, Ranger and EcoSport helped drive our best-ever sales for the month," said Pham Van Dung, managing director, Ford Vietnam.

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