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Alone among automakers selling in the US, FCA US saw the percentage of cars it sells at retail, versus fleets, drop from October 2014 to October 2015.
The company still gained retail sales (to the tune of a 12.5% increase), but fleet sales increased more quickly (up 21.6%), according toAutomotive News.
Ford (with Lincoln) remains the most fleet-heavy company, with 72% of its sales going to retail customers; FCA US is #2, with 74%. General Motors takes up the last “under 80%” share with 77% of its sales at retail. The only Asian automaker under 89% was Hyundai-Kia, which also had the largest gain in fleet sales — 36%. (...) →
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The company still gained retail sales (to the tune of a 12.5% increase), but fleet sales increased more quickly (up 21.6%), according toAutomotive News.
Ford (with Lincoln) remains the most fleet-heavy company, with 72% of its sales going to retail customers; FCA US is #2, with 74%. General Motors takes up the last “under 80%” share with 77% of its sales at retail. The only Asian automaker under 89% was Hyundai-Kia, which also had the largest gain in fleet sales — 36%. (...) →
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