More than 57
percent of Ford Motor Company’s F-150 retail sales so far this year are
powered by V6 engines – the highest six-cylinder engine mix in the
industry since 1967 – and the company expects that trend to continue for
the rest of the year.
V8 engines led
truck sales for decades until recently. Over the last three years,
retail registrations of light duty pickups powered by V6 engines grew
more than 600 percent and F-150 was directly responsible for 91 percent
of that growth, based on Ford analysis of Polk retail registration data.
In 2013, Ford accounted for 78 percent of all V6-powered half-ton
pickups, according to data from Polk, recently acquired by IHS.
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