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The result represents Ford’s second consecutive quarterly sales increase in the world’s biggest auto market following almost three years of decline.
The Dearborn, Michigan-based firm makes vehicles in China through joint ventures with Chongqing Changan Automobile Co Ltd (SZ:000625) and Jiangling Motors Corp Ltd (SZ:000550).
On Monday, U.S. rival General Motors Co (N:GM) said its China sales grew 12% in July-September to 771,400 vehicles.
Overall vehicle sales in China grew 13% in September, 12% in August and 16% in July.
