Ford sales were up dramatically in February as the automaker continues to recover from last year's supply issues.
Deliveries increased 21% compared to last February and advanced 7.7% over January's results.
The upbeat report comes just weeks after Ford reported a nearly $2 billion loss in 2022 due largely to reduced production.
Its best-selling F-Series line saw a 21.5% spike year over year and its entire truck lineup is up 18.6% so far this year, according to spokesman Mike Levine.
Ford truck sales are up 18.6% this year. (Eric Thayer/Getty Image / Getty Images)
Among them were 3,600 electric F-150 Lightning pickups, which were delivered before production was idled indefinitely due to an issue with the full-size truck's battery pack.
Ford delivered a total of 8,770 electric vehicles through February, including the Mustang Mach-E and E-Transit van.
The USPS has ordered 9,250 E-Transit vans. (AP Photo/Marta Lavandier, File / Getty Images)
The automaker this week announced that it had received an order for 9,250 E-Transits from the U.S. Postal Service that it will begin delivering in December.
Deliveries of the Ford Explorer also more than doubled to 19,174 compared to last year.
The Explorer is the best-selling three-row SUV in the U.S.
The Ford F-Series is the best-selling vehicle line in the U.S. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Ford's sales release comes a day after several other brands, including Hyundai, Kia and Subaru, reported gains for the month, while Honda and Toyota slipped.
General Motors and Stellantis are among the automakers that report sales only on a quarterly basis.