Trust Ford weathered a challenging year for motor retailing in 2025 with pre-tax profits declining 20.9% to £13.4m on turnover up 13.5% to £2.45bn.
The business increased vehicle revenues by £281m, up 14% with Puma and Transit leading the way.
It also increasing workshop revenue by 15% because of the continued expansion of mobile servicing operations, said Mark Darnell, chief financial officer in accounts filed at Companies House.
“There was growth in both passenger and commercial fleet sales increasing market as a result,” he said.
Last year TrustFord announced that it had acquired a Ford dealership from Islington Motor Group in Trowbridge.
The group also took over the Ford franchise for new car, commercial vehicle and servicing in the Trowbridge and Westbury areas.
In the results, TrustFord highlighted key achievements for the OEM in the UK last year, including its 61st consecutive year of commercial vehicle sales leadership.
The Transit Custom was the number one best-selling CV with 50,686 units sold and the Puma was the overall number one best selling vehicles in the UK for 2025 with 55,488 units sold.
Ranger was the best-selling pick-up truck for 2025 with 17,462 units sold.
