Ford Announces 2019-MY Fleet Incentives
Ford has announced fleet incentives for its 2019-model-year lineup, including its police models and four Lincoln vehicles.

Ford has announced its 2019-model-year fleet incentives, including the 2019 Transit Connect compact cargo van (shown).
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Ford has announced fleet incentives for its 2019-model-year lineup, including its police models and four Lincoln vehicles.
Ford's truck incentives include $2,750 for the gasoline-powered F-Series Super Duty (over 8,500 GVWR); $3,000 for the diesel-powered Super Duty (over 8,500 GVWR); $4,000 for the gasoline F-650; $4,500 for the diesel F-650 and F-650 tractor; $5,000 for the gasoline F-750; and $5,500 for the diesel F-750 and F-750 tractor. Ford hasn't announced an incentive for the F-150 or Ranger.
For its vans, Ford will offer $2,500 for the E-Series cutaway and stripped chassis; $2,500 for the Transit cargo van and wagon; $1,250 for the Transit Connect cargo van; and $1,250 for the Transit Connect Wagon (including the 86T Taxi package).
For its crossovers and SUVs, Ford will offer $3,000 for the Flex; $2,500 for the Edge; and $1,750 for the Explorer. Ford hasn't announced an incentive for the EcoSport, Escape, and Expedition.
For its cars, Ford will offer $1,000 for the Fiesta; $2,000 for the Fusion and Fusion Hybrid; $1,000 for the Fusion Energi; $750 for the Mustang; and $2,500 for the Taurus.
Incentives for police vehicles include $500 for the Fusion-based Police Responder Hybrid; $1,500 for the Taurus-based Police Interceptor sedan; and $1,500 for the Explorer-based Police Interceptor Utility. Ford hasn't announced an incentive for the F-150 Police Responder.
For its Lincoln vehicles, Ford will offer $1,250 for the MKC; $1,600 for the MKT; $3,500 for the MKZ and MKZ Hybrid; and $2,000 for the Nautilus (formerly MKX). Ford hasn't announced an incentive for the Navigator or Continental.
Related: 2019 Ford Ranger's Fleet Prospects
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