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Ford Motor Co (NYSE:F) is trading higher Thursday morning after the company released its vehicle sales results for May. 

Ford News: Ford announced a new electrified vehicle sales record as it saw electrified vehicle sales grow 184% in May.

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Overall F-Series sales through May were up 4.7%, while Ford brand SUVs posted the best May sales results since 2003.

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“Ford sales were up 4.1 percent on tight inventories, while year-to-date sales increased 11.3 percent. Ford and its dealers are working harder than ever to match the right mix of inventory to best meet the needs of our customers at the local level," said Andrew Frick, vice president of Ford Sales. 

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Frick also noted it has had over 70,000 reservations for its F-150 Lightning over the past two weeks. 

Price Action: Ford is making new 52-week highs. At last check Thursday, the stock was up 3.39% at $15.42.

Photo courtesy of Ford.


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