Ford F-Series trucks are on track to remain the best-selling trucks in the United States for a 50th consecutive year, Ford Motor Co said on October 27, 2026. Sales reached 561,508 units as of September, more than 140,000 ahead of the Chevrolet Silverado.

Key Takeaways

  • The 2026 sales lead is not yet a full-year result.
  • Ford reported a 16% first-quarter sales decline and a 4.5% production increase in the third quarter.
  • Earlier aluminum shortages are expected to cost the company about $1.5 billion.

Ford F-Series holds a lead through September

The lead over the Silverado puts Ford in position to extend its long-running truck sales streak, but the final 2026 ranking remains to be determined.

Ford’s reported sales decline and production increase relate to different measures and quarters. The available figures do not specify the comparison period for either percentage.

Supply disruptions weighed on Ford

Ford faced supply chain disruptions earlier in 2026, including aluminum shortages. The estimated $1.5 billion cost of those shortages is an expected amount, not a final reported expense.

Based in Dearborn, Michigan, Ford sells vehicles under the Ford and Lincoln brands, including internal combustion, hybrid and electric models.

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