The Focus and the Fiesta have become Ford's top two bestsellers for the year with the whole range securing 14.2% of the total UK market.
Ford says its commercial vehicles (CVs) continue to perform strongly, as highlighted in the official sales figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The official figures released by the SMMT on March 4 show that without the benefit of the scrappage incentive scheme total UK car sales last month were down 7.7% to 63,424 units.
However Ford car sales in general were down from 9,915 in February 2010 to 7,542. Ford's retail car market share in February was 11.2%, 0.7 percentage points up compared with the same period in 2010.
Ford Focus is the UK car sales leader for the year with the Ford Fiesta in second place. Ford people movers were sales winners in February with Ford C-MAX range sales up from 290 to 475 compared with February 2010 and Ford Galaxy increasing sales from 271 to 387.
Ford total CV share for the month was up from 23.4 to 25.1%, compared with February 2010 and total Ford CV sales were up from 2,493 to 3,371. All Ford commercials - Ford Fiesta Van, Ford Transit Connect, Ford Ranger and Ford Transit - increased sales and share, compared with February 2010.
Ford Transit sales, for example, were 2,631, up from 1,864, and its share of medium commercial sales was 28.7%, up 0.4 percentage points compared with February 2010.
Nigel Sharp, Ford Britain managing director, said: "February is effectively a curtain raiser for the plate change month of March, when Ford customers will have the first chance to experience the exciting, new Ford Focus at the head of the company's best ever vehicle range. In addition to the Ford Focus there is the new Ford C-MAX range and a newly refreshed Ford large car range together with a number of new low CO2 powertrain options.
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Ford says its commercial vehicles (CVs) continue to perform strongly, as highlighted in the official sales figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The official figures released by the SMMT on March 4 show that without the benefit of the scrappage incentive scheme total UK car sales last month were down 7.7% to 63,424 units.
However Ford car sales in general were down from 9,915 in February 2010 to 7,542. Ford's retail car market share in February was 11.2%, 0.7 percentage points up compared with the same period in 2010.
Ford Focus is the UK car sales leader for the year with the Ford Fiesta in second place. Ford people movers were sales winners in February with Ford C-MAX range sales up from 290 to 475 compared with February 2010 and Ford Galaxy increasing sales from 271 to 387.
Ford total CV share for the month was up from 23.4 to 25.1%, compared with February 2010 and total Ford CV sales were up from 2,493 to 3,371. All Ford commercials - Ford Fiesta Van, Ford Transit Connect, Ford Ranger and Ford Transit - increased sales and share, compared with February 2010.
Ford Transit sales, for example, were 2,631, up from 1,864, and its share of medium commercial sales was 28.7%, up 0.4 percentage points compared with February 2010.
Nigel Sharp, Ford Britain managing director, said: "February is effectively a curtain raiser for the plate change month of March, when Ford customers will have the first chance to experience the exciting, new Ford Focus at the head of the company's best ever vehicle range. In addition to the Ford Focus there is the new Ford C-MAX range and a newly refreshed Ford large car range together with a number of new low CO2 powertrain options.
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