The Mustang and Bronco were galloping through showrooms in April.
Sales of both Ford models were up more than 18%, with 5,830 Mustangs and 17,073 Broncos delivered during the month.
Ford shipped a total of 19,904 Mustangs through April, which is up 39.2% from 2025 and puts it on pace for its best year since 2020.
The Bronco hit 48,270 deliveries for the year, an increase of 2.7%. Ford sold 146,007 of the SUVs in 2025, which was its best result since it launched in 2021 and not far off the Jeep Wrangler’s 167,322.
Jeep only reports sales quarterly and Wrangler deliveries were up 17% in the first quarter of 2026, when it led the Bronco 44,461 to 31,197.
Ford just announced an employee pricing for all promotion that runs through July 6 and includes several Mustang and Bronco models, lowering the entry MSRPs on 2025 and 2026 models by around $2,000 to $30,333 for a 2026 Mustang EcoBoost and $38,552 for a 2-Door Bronco Base.
Not included in the deal is the $327,000+ Mustang GTD. Ford hasn’t released delivery figures on the top-of-the-line Mustang, but it built 44 in April, which is about the pace it has been running at this year, which should add up to approximately 500 deliveries.
Ford’s overall sales were down -14%, led by a -14.7% in F-150 deliveries as production of its best-selling model remains constrained due to an aluminum shortage.
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