Ford sold 1,331,300 vehicles in 2019, down 1.4% year on year, in what it calls is "traditional European 20 markets", achieving 7.4% market share.
The automaker said 2019 was its best year for commercial vehicle sales in 25 years and its fifth year as top commercial vehicle brand in the region.
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It was also the best year for the Thai built Ranger pickup truck with 52,500 vehicles sold.
"Robust" passenger vehicle sales of 947,333, down 2.3%, resulted in a 6.3% market share, with strong Focus sales increasing by 15.2% over 2018, Ford said.
SUV sales grew year over year with the EcoSport and Kuga recording best sales results since launch, 121,400 and 161,400 units, respectively.
High-series models (Titanium, Vignale, Active, ST-line and ST) accounted for over 70% of passenger vehicles in
Ford maintained its position as the UK's top brand for both passenger and commercial vehicle sales (384,300, up 0.8%); the 43rd successive year of new passenger car sales leadership, and 54th consecutive year of commercial vehicle sales leadership.
Germany market share was 8.3%. Ford was the third best selling car brand, achieving its best passenger vehicle market share since 2002.
