Chrysler's US market sales increased by 27% in October from a year earlier

In the US market in October 2011, Chrysler’s sales increased by 27% from the previous year’s 90,137 units to 114,512 units; the cumulative sales in the first 10 months were 1,123,923 units, which was 23% higher than the 910,357 units last year. .

In October of this year, Chrysler’s four major brands Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge, and Ram Ram trucks all achieved a year-on-year increase of more than 20% in the US market, resulting in the Chrysler Group maintaining a year-on-year growth for 19 consecutive months.

The Chrysler passenger vehicle brand sold 21,244 vehicles in October in the United States, an increase of 28% from 16,547 in the same period last year. In the first 10 months of the year, sales totaled 178,795 units, a slight increase of 2% from 174,650 in the same period of last year.

In October, the highest-selling brand on the US market was Jeep, with 35,733 units sold 25% higher than last year's 28,480 units. The cumulative sales volume for the first 10 months was 339,526 units, which was a 44% increase from last year's 236,026 units.

The Dodge, the highest-selling US brand, rose 25% in October, from 33,734 last year to 27,020. The cumulative sales of 379,175 units in the first 10 months were up 15% from 330,039 units last year.

The Ram Ram truck sales in the United States in October were 21,836 units, which was a 21% increase from 18,090 units in the same period of last year. Accumulated sales of 210,601 units in the first 10 months increased by 24% from 169,642 units in the previous year.

In addition, the Fiat 500, which was marketed by Chrysler in the US market since the beginning of this year, sold 1,965 units in October and has so far reached 15,826 units.