If the car sales market is still growing in the U.S., no one could tell from Ford’s (NYSE: F) October sales. The one of The Big Three which did not take a government supported Chapter 11 bailout was the darling of the industry for the two years after. Now, Ford has lost its momentum
Source: courtesy of Ford Motor Company
Sales of all Ford cars and light trucks rose only .2% in October to 168,456. Ford has enough trouble in Europe, along with almost every other manufacturer, to stumble at home.
Sales of the flagship Ford brand rose only 1%. Fusion sales fell 18,094
Douglas A. McIntyre
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