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Ford Vietnam enjoys robust sales in July

Ford Vietnam saw strong sales in July with 1,405 units sold, up 7 percent against the same period last year, revealed the firm’s July report on August 10.
Ford Vietnam enjoys robust sales in July ảnh 1(Ford Vietnam's factory in Hai Duong province)

Ford Vietnam saw strong sales in July with 1,405 units sold, up 7 percent against the same period last year, revealed the firm’s July report on August 10. 


The situation contributed to creating the best July sales in the firm’s history.

According to Ford Vietnam’s General Director Pham Van Dung, the firm’s Jan-July sales increased 58 percent compared to the first seven months of last year, hitting 10,257 units.

Ford Vietnam’s statistics reveal that the company’s Ranger model took lead in the semi-truck segment in July with 388 units sold, bringing the total sales of this model in the first seven months of this year to 3,780 – soaring 83 percent.

The sales of Ford Transit and EcoSport in the same month reached 411 and 361 cars, respectively, representing year-on-year increases of 22 percent and 34 percent in turn.

Dung said his firm will launch a customer service centre in Hanoi in August, bringing the total number of centres to 29.-VNA

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