Ford Announces 2020-MY Fleet Incentives
Ford Motor Co. has announced its first round of 2020-model-year fleet incentives covering two cars, three SUVs, a van, and three Lincoln vehicles, including its sixth-generation Explorer.
Ford has released its first round of fleet incentives, including $1,000 for the sixth-generation 2020 Explorer Limited (shown).
Photo courtesy of Ford.
Ford Motor Co. has announced its first round of 2020-model-year fleet incentives covering two cars, three SUVs, a van, and three Lincoln vehicles, including its sixth-generation Explorer.
The company is expected to offer additional incentives later in the coming months, according to LaSonjia McGinnis-Solomon, fleet programs administration with Ford's North American Fleet Leasing and Remarketing.
For its cars, Ford will offer $2,000 for the Fusion and Fusion Hybrid; $500 for the Ford Police Responder Hybrid; and $750 for the Mustang.
For its SUV incentives, Ford will offer $1,000 for the EcoSport; $1,500 for the Escape SE, SEL, and Titanium; $1,000 for the Escape S; $500 for the base Explorer; $1,000 for Explorer XLT and Limited, including hybrid model; and $1,500 for the Explorer Limited ST, Platinum, and Police Interceptor Utility.
Van incentives include $1,250 for the Transit Connect Wagon and cargo van.
Incentives for Lincoln vehicles include $2,000 for the Aviator, $1,500 for the Aviator plug-in hybrid; $1,250 for the Corsair; and $3,500 for the MKZ and MKZ Hybrid.
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