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While total sales of Chrysler brands have done well in monthly year-over-year comparisons, they came up short when comparing the first and second quarters of 2015.
Although the pace of sales growth slowed almost across the board in the April-June quarter, sales of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram cars and trucks were up just 14.2% compared to the January-March period. Comparable Ford sales grew 17.7%; General Motors deliveries rose 20.1% and total industry results were up 15%.
Adding in the Fiat brands, the results were even worse: FCA US total sales were up just 13.8%.
Of all the FCA brands, only Jeep, which enjoyed a 24.7% gain from Q1 to Q2, was ahead of the industry. (...) →
Chrysler growth lags industry in Q2 is from Allpar News.
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Although the pace of sales growth slowed almost across the board in the April-June quarter, sales of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram cars and trucks were up just 14.2% compared to the January-March period. Comparable Ford sales grew 17.7%; General Motors deliveries rose 20.1% and total industry results were up 15%.
Adding in the Fiat brands, the results were even worse: FCA US total sales were up just 13.8%.
Of all the FCA brands, only Jeep, which enjoyed a 24.7% gain from Q1 to Q2, was ahead of the industry. (...) →
Chrysler growth lags industry in Q2 is from Allpar News.
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