Chrysler says U.S. sales up 27% in September
An assemblyman works on the line building Chrysler 200 vehicles at the Sterling Heights assembly plant in Michigan. Chrysler said it sold 127,334 new vehicles, including 8,709 new Chrysler 200 sedans, in September. (May 24, 2011) Credit: AP
Chrysler says its U.S. sales jumped 27 percent in September on strong demand for its cars and SUVs.
Chrysler sold 127,334 new vehicles, including 8,709 new Chrysler 200 sedans.
Jeeps also did well. Sales of the Jeep Compass more than tripled, while Wrangler sales surged 47 percent. Demand for the Dodge Ram pickup rose 45 percent.
The automaker also sold 2,773 of its new Fiat 500 small car.
Chrysler is among the first companies to report U.S. sales on Monday.
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