Felipe Munoz from Jato Dynamics claims that the Toyota Rav4 has overtaken the Ford F-150 as America's best-selling vehicle, citing a 9% increase in sales for the SUV and a 5% drop for the F-150. Despite Munoz's assertion, Ford contests these claims, defending its longstanding position as the top seller. The Ford F-150 has maintained its popularity for decades due to its practicality and versatility, demonstrating strong sales figures since its launch in 1975, with over 41 million units sold and competitive pricing.
"The sales numbers were so compelling, Munoz argued, that the Ford F-150 had been dethroned as America's best-selling vehicle."
"Ford has yet to confirm its sales numbers, the company contests Munoz's words and says that the Ford remains at the top of its class."
"With a starting price of around $38,810, the Ford F-150 isn't even asking as much; many family-friendly SUVs have starting price tags that cost thousands more while offering less towing and storage."
"The truck was first designed for a work truck. But in the years since it hit the market, the Ford F-150 has become synonymous with reliability, power, and adaptability."
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