The company had sold a total of 7,253 units in the same month previous year, Ford India said in a statement.
Domestic sales were up 51.42 per cent to 6,799 units in February as against 4,490 units in the same month previous year, it added.
The company exported 5,454 units last month as against 2,763 units in the year-ago period.
Ford India Executive Director (Marketing, Sales and Service) Vinay Piparsania said: "...The recent reductions in excise duty should provide a positive message to customers and encourage them to make the most of the outstanding value being offered on our smart, safe and fuel efficient products".
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