Ford and Lincoln dealers delivered 244,167 vehicles in March 2014 in the United States — a 3 percent year-over-year increase. Notably, retail sales came in at 166,030, representing the best March results in eight years.

“March sales turned noticeably higher mid-month and finished strong,” said John Felice, Ford vice president, U.S. marketing, sales and service. “Fusion set an all-time record in March, as overall retail sales in the West continued to expand at the fastest rate in the nation – including California being up 32 percent. F-Series also had a very strong month, as did Lincoln MKZ.”

March sales highlights (vs. March 2013):

• Ford Fusion sales were up 8 percent to 32,963 units, setting an all-time monthly record since the vehicle was introduced in 2005. The U.S. Western Region continues to drive Fusion retail sales higher, including a 22 percent increase in March.
• Ford F-Series surpassed the 70,000-vehicle sales mark with 70,940 trucks sold. During the last seven years, F-Series has surpassed the monthly 70,000 truck mark only four times. March marks F-Series’ highest March sales volume since 2008.
• Lincoln MKZ sales of 4,052 vehicles are up 72 percent, setting an all-time monthly sales record. The strong performance of MKZ drove overall Lincoln sales to a 31 percent increase in March, the sixth straight month of sales gains.
• During the last six months, Lincoln has increased sales 27 percent with 43,445 vehicles sold

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