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Ford says July U.S. sales dip still counts as a strong month

Ford reported July U.S. sales fell 10.2% year over year, taking the automaker’s results down 9.7% for the year to date.

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CNBC Markets reports that Ford viewed its July U.S. sales decline as still a “good” month, despite the drop in volumes.

The automaker said July sales fell 10.2% year over year, reinforcing concerns about a lackluster sales year.

According to CNBC Markets, Ford’s results were down 9.7% compared with 2025, extending the pressure into the current year.

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CNBC MarketsWhy Ford believes its 10.2% July U.S. sales decline was still a 'good' month

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