Production Figures
The Ford Tempo was a massive sales success for Ford. It was one of the top ten best selling cars in the US, usually in the top five, during its entire production. In 1984, Ford sold a total of 531,468 examples of the Tempo and Topaz, nearly 100,000 more units than the best-selling Toyota Camry (2006) of today. Below is a list of annual model year production figures for the Tempo.
- 1984: 402,214
- 1985: 339,087
- 1986: 277,671
- 1987: 282,632
- 1988: 313,262
- 1989: 240,904
- 1990: 218,426
- 1991: 185,845
- 1992: 207,340
- 1993: 154,762
- 1994: 110,399
- Total: 2,732,542
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