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Fiat may come first in “Fiat Chrysler Automobiles,” but Chrysler comes first in company revenues — even more so now than in 2014.
For the first nine months of 2015, North America was responsible for 61% of net revenues; Europe came in second with 18%, Latin America with 6% (down from 9%). Other major segments were components (6%), Asia-Pacific (6%), Maserati (2%), Ferrari (2%), and other businesses.
In adjusted earnings before interest and tax, North America dominated further, taking an 86% share. The second place went to Ferrari with 10%. European, African, Latin American, and Asia-Pacific car sales amounted to just about 7%.
Every Jeep model has grown in sales from 2009 to the present, save for the slow-selling, discontinued Commander. (...) →
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For the first nine months of 2015, North America was responsible for 61% of net revenues; Europe came in second with 18%, Latin America with 6% (down from 9%). Other major segments were components (6%), Asia-Pacific (6%), Maserati (2%), Ferrari (2%), and other businesses.
In adjusted earnings before interest and tax, North America dominated further, taking an 86% share. The second place went to Ferrari with 10%. European, African, Latin American, and Asia-Pacific car sales amounted to just about 7%.
Every Jeep model has grown in sales from 2009 to the present, save for the slow-selling, discontinued Commander. (...) →
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